At Takano – Industrial Equipment Division, we’ve just published a new column.
This time, the column is titled, "[Low-Outgassing, Clean Specification] What Is a “Non-Contaminating” Shutter Solenoid for Vacuum and Optical Environments?" providing technical insights into Optical Shutter.

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[Low-Outgassing, Clean Specification] What Is a “Non-Contaminating” Shutter Solenoid for Vacuum and Optical Environments?

https://www.takano-sanki21.com/sanki/en/column/clean-shutter-solenoid/

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In this column, we explore the "low outgassing" and "high cleanliness" required in vacuum and optical environments, using optical shutter solenoids as an example. Drive components that operate near the optical path can generate outgassing that contaminates lenses and sensors, potentially degrading performance. Read on to discover how Takano addresses this through three key measures: material selection, parts cleaning, and assembly in a cleanroom environment.

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