Sanyo Denki SM2561 Series Hybrid, Single Shaft Stepper Motor, 0.75Nm Torque, 24 V dc, 1.8°, 56 x 56mm Frame, 7.5mm Shaft

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RS Stock No.:
234-2759
Mfr. Part No.:
SM2561C20B41
Manufacturer:
Sanyo Denki
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Brand

Sanyo Denki

Stepper Motor Type

Hybrid, Single Shaft

Step Angle

1.8°

Holding Torque

0.75Nm

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

Resistance Per Phase

1.1Ω

Output Speed

3000 rpm

Series

SM2561

Maximum Output Torque

0.75 Nm

Standards Met

RoHS

COO (Country of Origin):
PH

Sanyo Denki Stepper Motor, Single Shaft, 3000rpm Output Speed - SANMOTION F2 Series - SM2561C20B41


Control your machinery with precision using this stepper motor from Sanyo Denki. Unlike regular electric motors, its rotation is divided into a series of steps, allowing for small movements that are suitable for operating disk drives, printers and intelligent lighting. This unit has a fast output speed of 3000rpm, generating high torque levels to handle heavier loads. An IP40 rating indicates protection against objects larger than 1mm in size for safety and protection against tampering.

Features & Benefits


• Supply voltage of 24V DC for use in low-power systems
• Maximum output torque of 0.75Nm for the control of CNC machines and robotic parts
• Bipolar winding generates sufficient force even at low speeds

Applications


• Industrial automation equipment
• Medical devices
• Indexing tables

How does a stepper motor work?


A stepper motor converts electrical pulses into mechanical movement. Coils inside the motor are energised in sequence, which then causes the rotor to move a set amount. This allows connected equipment to be operated with a high level of accuracy, so it's a good choice for precision tasks.

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