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Stepper Motors with Linear Actuation

Instead of a shaft, these stepper motors have a lead screw that converts rotational motion to linear motion. Moving in increments smaller than the thickness of a sheet of paper, they're ideal for applications that require fine motion control, such as positioning electrical components on a circuit board. They move in equal steps and hold their position when stationary, so they do not require encoders, sensors, or other position feedback devices. The lead screw is built into the motor, so there are fewer points of failure than systems that use a shaft coupling to connect the lead screw. All are bipolar hybrid stepper motors, which deliver greater torque, precision, and efficiency than other types of stepper motors.

All motors require a controller and drive (not included).

External Lead Screw—External lead screw stepper motors work similar to a traditional linear motion system; attach the load to the flanged nut, which travels back and forth along the lead screw.

Pass-Through Lead Screw—Pass-through lead screw stepper motors give you the most design versatility because there are two ways to move your load: on the motor body or on the ends of the lead screw. The motor moves when the lead screw is fixed or the lead screw moves when the motor body is fixed.

Travel Distance per Full Step—Travel distance per full step determines the control you have over the motor’s positioning. The smaller the measurement, the finer positioning control you have, but the more steps it will take to go the same distance.

Dynamic Load Capacity—Dynamic load capacity is the maximum load a motor can move. If you increase the speed, the dynamic load capacity decreases. Click on a part number and select "Product Detail" to view the load-speed chart and confirm the motor will work for your application.

Full Step Increment—Full step increment is the rotation of the shaft from one position to the next. A smaller full step increment means the rotor has more teeth, producing smoother and more precise motion. 1.8° is considered standard.

									Overall					Temp. Range, ° F
	Travel Distance per Full Step	Travel Lg.	Dynamic Load Cap., lb.	Max. Speed, in/sec	Max. Current per Phase, amp	Full Step Increment	Stepper Motor Polarity	No. of Wire Leads	Lg.	Wd.	Ht.	Lead Screw Lg.	Thread Size	Min.	Max.		Each
External Lead Screw







				NEMA 23 Frame Size

				0.0001562"	5"	90	0.2	2	0.9°	Bipolar	4	7.8"	2.3"	2.3"	6"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N57	0000000


				0.0001562"	11"	90	0.2	2	0.9°	Bipolar	4	13.8"	2.3"	2.3"	12"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N58	000000
				0.0003125"	5"	200	0.4	2	1.8°	Bipolar	4	7.8"	2.3"	2.3"	6"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N59	000000
				0.0003125"	11"	200	0.5	2	1.8°	Bipolar	4	13.8"	2.3"	2.3"	12"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N28	000000
				0.0003125"	15"	200	0.4	2	1.8°	Bipolar	4	17.8"	2.3"	2.3"	16"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N61	000000


				Pass-Through Lead Screw







								NEMA 23 Frame Size

								0.0001562"	4.1"	90	0.2	2	0.9°	Bipolar	4	6.5"	2.3"	2.3"	6"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N93	000000


								0.0001562"	10.1"	90	0.2	2	0.9°	Bipolar	4	12.5"	2.3"	2.3"	12"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N94	000000
								0.0003125"	4.1"	200	0.4	2	1.8°	Bipolar	4	6.5"	2.3"	2.3"	6"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N95	000000
								0.0003125"	10.2"	200	0.5	2	1.8°	Bipolar	4	12.5"	2.3"	2.3"	12"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N36	000000
								0.0003125"	22.1"	200	0.4	2	1.8°	Bipolar	4	24.5"	2.3"	2.3"	24"	3/8"-16	35	130	8677N96	000000