Stepper Motors 57 Series With Gearbox
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Product Description
- Stepping Motors 57 Series with Gearbox from MISUMI.
- Pulse signal voltage range: 5-24V, eliminating the need to prepare 5V switching power supplies or connect current limiting resistors in series.
- AC/DC universal, allowing for connection with straight or reversed polarity.
- All series of the products adopt helical gears to increase the service life and reduce the noise.
- The reduction ratio categories are complete: 3, 7.5, 10 and 15, which cover most working conditions.
- Step angle is 1.8°
- Driver Output Current(A): 1.0-4.3 A
- Driver Power Voltage(v): VDC24-80 or VAC20-60
Economy Stepping Motors 57 Series
- Achieve superior holding torque with integrated gearbox options.
- Choose from various reduction ratios to fit diverse operational needs.
- Helical gears reduce noise and extend service life for smoother performance.
- Operates on flexible power options.
- 1.8° step angle and up to 25,600 subdivisions for exceptional accuracy.
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Product Overview of Stepping Motors
All series of the Stepping Motors products adopt helical gears to increase the service life and reduce the noise. The reduction ratio categories are complete: 3, 7.5, 10, and 15, which cover most working conditions.Product Features of Stepping Motors
Dimensional Drawing of Stepping Motors
The values of dimension in ( ) are reference values. Driver of Stepping Motors
Example Use of Stepping Motors
Precautions of Stepping Motors
1. The maximum current set by the driver shall not exceed the maximum current of the motor.
2. The gearbox is designed with a multi-stage spur gear, which has more backlash compared to other types (e.g., planetary gearbox, harmonic gearbox). It is not recommended for high-precision positioning applications
3. The subdivision can only adjust the smoothness of rotation, rather than increase the precision.
4. The Stepping Motors needs to be used with the stepper driver, and cannot be directly connected to the power supply.
5. It is normal if the surface temperature of the Stepping Motors is between 80~90℃.