STP-MTR-23055

SureStep™ Bipolar stepper motor

The stepper motor converts the power from the stepper drive into rotational movement.

Unlike AC motors, stepper motors have 100% current (idle-current cutback disabled) applied to them all the time regardless of load on the motor. The motor is moved in "steps" (one per command pulse) and will hold at its present position if no command pulses are received.

Move commands ("step" and "direction" pulse signals) from the Koyo DirectLOGIC family of PLCs or other "indexers" and "motion controllers" are "translated" by the stepping driver into precise movements of the stepping motor shaft.

The SureStep™ stepping motors are 2-phase technology with 200 full steps per revolution or 1.8° per full step.

The SureStep™ stepping family of products offers nine standard stepper motors to handle a wide range of automation applications such as woodworking, assembly, and test machines.

The range of bipolar step motors has been extended in each frame size with three larger (super-high torque) NEMA size 34 stepper motors, one additional NEMA size 23 step motor, and one smaller NEMA size 17 step motor. Combined with the existing 4 motor lineup, a total of 9 bipolar stepping motors now offer output torques ranging from 61 oz-in. to 1292 oz-in. and phase currents that range from 1.7A to 6.3 A.

Comes with a 30 cm (12-inch) cable which contains 4 leads terminated with a connector.