
High torque DFROBOT 2-phase hybrid stepper motor. Ideal for 3D printers & CNC machines. Features 1.8° step angle & 5mm shaft.
The DFROBOT 2-Phase Hybrid Stepper Motor is a reliable and efficient component designed specifically for 3D printers and CNC machines. Delivering a high torque output of 3.5 Kg, this motor ensures precise and consistent performance, making it an excellent choice for both hobbyists and professionals building their own machinery. Whether you are constructing a CNC machine, which typically requires three motors, or a 3D printer requiring four, this stepper motor provides the power and accuracy needed for smooth operation.
Featuring a 1.8° step angle and a bipolar coil type, the motor operates with a current rating of 1.7A per phase and a rated voltage of 3.4V. It is engineered with a single 5mm diameter drive shaft, offering robust drive capabilities. With a maximum detent torque of 0.016 N.M and Class B insulation, it is built to last, boasting an operational life of 6000 hours.
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