The Nema 17 stepper motor paired with a T8 lead screw is commonly utilized in 3D printers, CNC machines, and automation systems for precise motion control. Experience a quieter operation with these CNC stepper motors, engineered to reduce noise and vibration for a more serene working environment.
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42 x 42mm
Frame Size
40mm/1.57inch
Body Length
Φ 10mm
Shaft Diameter
100mm
Shaft Length
Bipolar Stepper
Motor Type
4
Number of Leads
1.8 degree
Step Angle
3.6V DC
Rated Voltage
1.7A DC
Rated Current
1.8Ω
Phase Resistance
4.2mH
Phase Inductance
0.4Nm (56.64oz.in)
Holding Togque
57g.cm²
Rotor Inertia
What are the advantages of using Nema 17 stepper motor?
Nema 17 stepper motors provide precise and accurate positioning control, deliver high torque relative to their size, and are easily managed with digital circuits.
What advantages does the Nema 17 stepper motor with T8 lead screw offer in CNC machines?
In CNC machines, this motor ensures dependable positioning and movement control for tasks such as cutting, milling, and engraving, which improves precision and repeatability.
Can the Nema 17 lead screw stepper motor handle high torque requirements?
The Nema 17 lead screw stepper motor is renowned for its capability to provide substantial torque, making it ideal for applications requiring precise and powerful motion control.
What are the environmental operating conditions for the Nema 17 lead screw stepper motor?
The Nema 17 lead screw stepper motor generally functions within a temperature range of -20°C to 50°C, making it well-suited for diverse industrial and commercial settings.
What are the typical voltage and current ratings for the Nema 17 lead screw stepper motor?
The Nema 17 lead screw stepper motor usually runs on voltages between 12V and 24V, with current ratings generally ranging from 1 to 2 amps, depending on the particular model
