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Stepper motor KCL42S
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Characteristics
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- stepper
Description
This is a standard PM-type stepping motor with an outer diameter of 42 mm.
In addition to its compact size, high torque, and long service life, it enables positioning via open-loop control.
Drive method: Bipolar constant current / Unipolar constant current"
Coil resistance: 5Ω
Step angle: 7.5°
Number of steps: 48
Insulation resistance: 100MΩ min. (DC500V)
Dielectric strength: AC500V (50Hz, 1min)
Insulation Class: Class E
Size: Φ42×16mm
Weight: 85g
In addition to its compact size, high torque, and long service life, it enables positioning via open-loop control.
Drive method: Bipolar constant current / Unipolar constant current"
Coil resistance: 5Ω
Step angle: 7.5°
Number of steps: 48
Insulation resistance: 100MΩ min. (DC500V)
Dielectric strength: AC500V (50Hz, 1min)
Insulation Class: Class E
Size: Φ42×16mm
Weight: 85g
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16-19 Nov 2026 Düsseldorf (Germany)
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