Sanyo Denki SANMOTION 103H7 Series Hybrid Stepper Motor Stepper Motor 24V, 1.27Nm Torque, 1.8 °, 56 x 56 mm Frame, 6.35

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RS Stock No.:
829-3516
Distrelec Article No.:
301-16-871
Mfr. Part No.:
103H7126-0740
Brand:
Sanyo Denki
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Brand

Sanyo Denki

Sub Type

Hybrid Stepper Motor

Product Type

Stepper Motor

Step Angle

1.8°

Holding Torque

1.27Nm

Voltage

24V

Frame Size

56 x 56 mm

Shaft Diameter

6.35mm

Current Rating

3A

Winding Arrangement

Bipolar, Unipolar

IP Rating

IP65

Shaft Length

20.6mm

Standards/Approvals

CE, RoHS Compliant, TUV, UL

Resistance Per Phase

0.9Ω

Depth

77.3mm

Series

SANMOTION 103H7

COO (Country of Origin):
PH

Sanyo Denki Stepper Motor, 1.8° Step Angle, 1.27Nm Holding Torque - SANMOTION 103H7 Series - 103H7126-0740


For accurate positioning and speed control in equipment like industrial robots, use this single-shaft stepper motor from Sanyo Denki. Its step angle of just 1.8° allows for a high degree of precision. The unit's simple unipolar circuitry means it doesn't use an H-bridge, making the motor easy to install. For added versatility, you can mount this stepper motor horizontally or vertically to suit your setup.

Features & Benefits


• Current rating of 3A for use in low-power applications

• IP40 rating means it's touchproof and protected against objects larger than 1mm in size

• Broad operating temperature range of -10℃ to +50℃ for use in demanding settings

Applications


• Robotics

• CNC machinery

• 3D printers and scanners

• Automotive industry

What's the difference between a brushed DC motor and a stepper motor?


A brushed DC motor spins continuously until its power is cut, so it's difficult to control its exact stopping point. A stepper motor turns through a fraction of a rotation at a time, so it breaks a full rotation into precise steps to give you more control over when it stops.

Sanyo Denki 103H7 Series Stepper Motor


Sany Denki range of 103H7 Stepper Motors providing the user with a comprehensive range of options to ensure your application is covered.

Offered in both Unipolar & Bipolar winding options

Single round and double round shaft designs with adequate length providing the user with a simple mounting solution

Leaded options also available

Sanyo Denki Stepper Motor


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