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MOT-STEP-200-PRO
A stepper motor, 4 wires, bipolar, 1.8° per step, 200 steps for pro-type applications.
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A stepper motor, 4 wires, bipolar, 1.8° per step, 200 steps for pro-type applications.
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Except stock: available only on request (min 2 pieces), supply 48h. Send your e-mail request to frc@mchobby.be.
Here is a stepper motor that can satisfy all your demanding robotic needs! It's a bipolar 4-wire stepper motor. It has a rotation angle of 1.8° per step allowing smooth movements and has an excellent torque.
If our Hobbyist stepper motor is suitable for all types of applications (even CNC), this motor will be better suited for sustained use and has a longer resting holding torque.
This motor can be used with a MakerBeam Nema 17.
This motor has a maximum current of 400mA and can therefore be controlled using a motor shield for Arduino (or other controller for motor) and a 12V power supply or an acid/lead battery.
See also the data sheet.