Sanyo Denki SS24 Series Hybrid, Single Shaft Stepper Motor, 83mNm Torque, 24 V, 1.8°, 42 x 42mm Frame, 5mm Shaft

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RS Stock No.:
829-3538
Distrelec Article No.:
301-16-878
Mfr. Part No.:
SS2421-5041
Brand:
Sanyo Denki
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Brand

Sanyo Denki

Stepper Motor Type

Hybrid, Single Shaft

Step Angle

1.8°

Holding Torque

83mNm

Number Of Wires

4

Supply Voltage

24 V

Frame Size

42 x 42mm

Shaft Diameter

5mm

Current Rating

1 A

Winding Arrangement

Bipolar

Shaft Length

7mm

Depth

11.6mm

Resistance Per Phase

3.5Ω

Standards Met

CE, UL, TUV, RoHS Compliant

Series

SS24

COO (Country of Origin):
JP

Sanyo Denki Pancake Bipolar Stepper Motor


Sanyo Denki Sanmotion bipolar pancake stepper motors provide the user with a powerful motor option for space-restrictive applications

Lead wire bipolar winding construction

Sanyo Denki Bipolar Pancake Stepper Motor, 1.8° Step Angle, 1A - SS24 Series - SS2421-5041


Use this stepper motor from Sanyo Denki in areas where space is limited. This pancake-shaped device has a small depth of just 11.6mm, so it's easy to fit inside compact electronics and machine tools. The bipolar winding means it has a high holding torque of 83mNm, making it a good choice for applications where you need high torque at a low speed. As it's a hybrid stepper motor, it can move in small increments to a step angle of 1.8° for a high degree of precision. It's commonly used in applications such as robotic arms and CNC machines.

Features & Benefits


• Lead wires are colour-coded for ease of installation
• IP40 rating indicates it's protected against solid objects over 1mm in size
• Wide operating temperature range between -10°C and +50°C for use in demanding environments

Applications


• Motion control
• Industrial automation
• Medical devices
• Computing equipment and robotics

What's the advantage of using a stepper motor rather than a conventional motor?


Stepper motors don't have contact brushes like conventional motors do, meaning that there's a reduced risk of mechanical wear for more reliable performance.


Sanyo Denki Stepper Motor

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