Nema 34 2-phase Stepper Motor, 6A, 1.8 degree, 4 wires

$108.31

Low cost Nema 34 bipolar stepper motor from ATO. This is 6A, 1.8 deg with holding torque of 2.8 Nm. Connection is made through 4-wires. Manufacturer direct sale.

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SKU: ATO-STEP-2603406

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Nema 34 Stepper motor bipolar, 2.8Nm in 60mm, 1.8 degree, 2 phase 4 wires, manufacturer direct sale.

Specification

Basics	Model	ATO260-6004A
	Matched Driver Model	ATODSP86(Click it to see more info)
	Holding torque	2.8Nm
	Current/phase	6A
	Resistance	0.3Ω
	Step angle	1.8°
	Rotor inertia	1000g.cm²
	Weight	1.7kg
	Length	60mm
	Motor leads	4
Technical parameters	Step Angle Accuracy	±5%(full step, no load)
	Resistance Accuracy	±10%
	Inductance Accuracy	±20%
	Temperature Rise	80℃ Max.(rated current, 2 phase on)
	Ambient Temperature	-10℃～+ 50℃
	Insulation Resistance	100MΩ Min 500V DC
	Dielectric Strength	500V AC for one minute
	Shaft Radial Play	0.06Max.(450g)
	Shaft Axial Play	0.08Max.(450g)

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Tips: Application of stepper motor in 3D printer

3D printer actually indicates a new-type way of printing, namely a technique for manufacturing through additive. The material falls down continuously and regularly so that one three-dimensional object is formed. Such process is academically called rapid prototyping, through which the physical product and prototype we need can be built. The printer scans the data from CAD design program, 3D image and animation software mutually and opens the final product to form a physical model.
There are high requirements for the precision of 3D printer and control accuracy. It is necessary to use the stepper motor. Due to its high control accuracy, the stepper motor can guarantee the accuracy in 3D stopping and rotation direction, thus the accuracy in rapid prototype design of the product is ultimately guaranteed.
After 3D computer file is read, through a series of scanning, the prototype is made to a series of cross-section slices, and 3D printer working with stepper motor creates 3D object by printing each slice of the prototype. Thus, the characteristics of fast shaping are guaranteed.

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