Sanyo Denki SM2564 Series Single Shaft Stepper Motor, 2.5Nm Torque, 24 V dc, 1.8°, 56 x 56mm Frame, 7.5mm Shaft

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RS Stock No.:
234-2767
Mfr. Part No.:
SM2564C20B41
Brand:
Sanyo Denki
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Brand

Sanyo Denki

Stepper Motor Type

Single Shaft

Step Angle

1.8°

Holding Torque

2.5Nm

Number Of Wires

4

Supply Voltage

24 V dc

Frame Size

56 x 56mm

Shaft Diameter

7.5mm

Current Rating

2 A

Winding Arrangement

Bipolar

Shaft Length

20.6mm

Depth

56mm

Output Speed

3000 rpm

Maximum Output Torque

2.5 Nm

Series

SM2564

Standards Met

RoHS

COO (Country of Origin):
PH

Sanyo Denki Stepper Motor, Bipolar Type, 3000rpm Output Speed - SANMOTION F2 Series - SM2564C20B41


Gain precise control over the movement of your equipment with this stepper motor from Sanyo Denki. It works by moving electrical energy through the coils in phases, with the rotor aligning with each powered coil. This keeps it in step with your machinery, so it moves in sync with your pre-set command. Thanks to its high output speed of 3000rpm, you can rest assured that it'll keep up with your fast-moving equipment.

Features & Benefits


• Low power consumption of 6W at +75°C for energy-efficient operation
• Broad operating temperature range between -10℃ and +50℃ for use in challenging environments
• Supply voltage of 24V DC for use in low-power systems

Applications


• HVAC systems
• Printing presses
• Robotics
• Manufacturing equipment
• Construction sites

What's meant by a bipolar stepper motor?


A bipolar stepper motor typically comes with a built-in driver that's designed to reverse the flow of current through each phase. This means the shaft movement can be turned in precise steps and can also be reversed, so it'll move your equipment forwards as well as backwards.

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