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STEPPERONLINE 1 Axis Stepper Motor CNC Kit 3.0 Nm(425oz.in) Nema 23 Stepper Motor & Digital Stepper Driver 1.8-5.6A 20-50VDC

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About this item

  • This CNC kit included
  • 1 x Nema 23 Bipolar 3Nm (425oz.in) 4.2A 57x57x114mm 4 Wires CNC Stepper Motor
  • 1x Digital Stepper Driver 1.8~5.6A 20-50VDC for Nema 23, 24, 34 Stepper Motor


Product Description

Electrical Specifications of Stepper Motor

Part Number 23HS45-4204S
Step Angle 1.8deg
Number of phase 2
Motor Type Bipolar Stepper
Holding Torque 3.0Nm(425oz.in)
Rated Current/phase 4.2A
Phase Resistance 0.9ohms
Inductance 3.8mH±20%(1KHz)
Rotor Inertia 800g.cm²
Motor Size 57x57x113mm
Shaft Diameter 10mm
Connection Black (A+) Green (A- ) Red (B+) Blue (B-)

Specifications of Stepper Driver

Input Voltage +20~50VDC(Typical 24-48VDC)
Output Peak Current 1.8~5.6A(4.0RMS)
Logic Signal Current 7~16mA(Typical 10mA)
Pulse Input Frequency 0~200kHz
Pulse Width 2.5μS
Isolation Resistance 500MΩ

Motor Dimension

Motor Dimension
Stepper Driver DM556T

Driver Key Features

Step and direction (PUL/DIR) control

Multi-Stepping for smooth motor movement

TTL compatible and optically isolated inputsto 5.6A

16 selectable micro-step resolutions of 400-25,600 via DIP switches

8 selectable output current settings of 1.8A to 5.6A via DIP switches

Soft-start with no "jump" when powered on

Pulse input frequency up to 200 KHz

Automatic idle-current reduction

Protections for over-voltage and over-current

Anti-Resonance for optimal torque, extra smooth motion, low motor heating and noise Motor auto-identification and parameter auto-configuration for optimal torque from wide-range motors

Control Signal Connector (P1) Interface

Driver Connection Pin Assignments and Control Signal Connector (P1) Interface

Tom Leit
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2023
This motor has amazing power but it was getting very hot and I was concerned until I realized I had the current maxed out and at the minimum current I believe it's 1.8 amps it was still strong enough that I couldn't hold the shaft still with the wrench now it runs cool and idling current is very low. I am using this to chain drive a pickup truck crane to move a wheelchair in and out of the bed of the truck and it's working very well.