57HS51-1006B NEMA23 7.2 kg-cm Hybrid Stepper Motor – Round Type – Dual Shaft

The NEMA 23 7.2 kg-cm Dual Shaft Hybrid Stepper Motor sounds like a robust choice for heavy-duty CNC machines. Its high torque output of 7.2 kg-cm at 1A current per phase makes it well-suited for larger machines that demand extra torque compared to NEMA17 motors.

With its precise, repeatable steps, this motor is ideal for applications requiring precise position control, such as CNC milling and routing. Its dual shaft design adds versatility for various mounting and coupling options in machinery.

The motor’s ability to respond excellently to starting, stopping, and reversing pulses from the stepper motor driver ensures smooth and reliable operation in demanding industrial environments.

The dual shaft arrangement of the NEMA 23 7.2 kg-cm Dual Shaft Hybrid Stepper Motor indeed provides great flexibility in various applications. With shafts at both the front and rear sides, this motor can drive two different types of equipment simultaneously, or utilize the rear shaft for additional components like encoders, sensors, or drive wheels.

The machined shafts ensure a secure grip with pulleys, drive gears, and other accessories, reducing the risk of stall or slip during operation.

Being a brushless DC motor, the longevity of this motor relies on the durability of its bearings. However, its simple open-loop control mechanism means it doesn’t require complex electronic control circuitry for position control, simplifying its integration into systems and reducing potential points of failure. Overall, these features make the NEMA 23 7.2 kg-cm Dual Shaft Hybrid Stepper Motor a versatile and reliable choice for various industrial applications.

Note:

• The weight and dimensions of the NEMA 23 7.2 kg-cm Dual Shaft Hybrid Stepper Motor are subject to a ±2% error.
• When something is installed incorrectly, resonances can happen.
• Operating at such fast speeds is difficult.
• You can use the attached video as reference to see how 6 wire stepper motors can also be utilised as 4 wire stepper motors.

Features:

• About the same power as NEMA17 motors.
• The motor’s rotation angle is set by the input pulse.
• High precision, ranging from 3 to 5% per step.
• Offers effective reversing, stopping, and starting.
• This motor’s control is less expensive because complicated control circuitry is not used.
• The frequency of the input pulses determines how fast something moves.