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Miniature Stepper Motors with Lead Screws as Fine as 4 Microns per Half Step
Clearwater-FL --MicroMo Electronics, Inc. announces the addition of lead screw output shafts to complement the ARSAPE ® line of miniature two-phase stepper motors for precise linear actuation. The lead screw shafts are press fitted directly to the motor’s rotor. This design eliminates the need for shaft couplers, saving both time and money.
MicroMo Electronics, Inc. offers miniature stepper motors with diameters of 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm, 15 mm, and 22 mm. Standard lead screws offered for combination with these motors include the low friction torque M 1.2 x 0.25 mm, the extra fine M2 x 0.2 mm, and the M3 x 0.5 mm. The lead screws are available in various lengths and come with optional self lubricating nuts. The shaft tips are configured to accept a ball bearing for additional shaft support.
Areas of application include precision medical instruments, optical instrumentation, security and inspection systems, microactuators and any application where the size, cost and reliability play a deciding role. MicroMo and the FAULHABER Group specialize in the design, assembly and application of high precision, miniature DC drive systems, components, and controls. This includes highly customized DC motion control systems to our standardized, off-the-shelf products. MicroMo maintains a 73,000 sq.ft. facility complete with state-of-the-art CNC machine shop. Our applications engineers provide full customer support for the specification and design for all FAULHABER Group products. Visit our web site at www.micromo.com or call 800-807-9166 and speak to one of our Application Engineers today. And please say, "I saw it on MotionShop.com." www.micromo.com.
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