Best steppers for a G540?

[DingbatCA]

All the new parts are coming in for my new router style CNC.
I have the G540, and a 48V 14A power supply.
I need good steppers.

If money were not an issue, what stepper would suggest for the Geckodrive G540?

[jalessi]

DingbatCA,

You did not mention what size machine they are being used on however this is a good match for the G540.

http://www.kelinginc.net/KL23H284-35-4B.pdf

Jeff...

[Torchhead]

We use a stepper in our BladeRunner Product that was custom designed just for the G250 (G540) drives. It's rated at 620 oz-in @ 3.5A It gets the most out of the Gecko drives. They are 23 frame motors with 3/8" shafts (to keep from snapping them off at the high torque).

Http://www.CandCNC.com/BladeRunner.htm

TOM Caudle
www.CandCNC.com

[DingbatCA]

Thats what I am looking for.
Do you sell a 4 pack of steppers?
Do you have a specs sheet?

[jalessi]

Tom,

What is the cost for a 620 ounce stepper motor ?


Jeff...

[jduke]

Originally Posted by Torchhead We use a stepper in our BladeRunner Product that was custom designed just for the G250 (G540) drives. It's rated at 620 oz-in @ 3.5A It gets the most out of the Gecko drives. They are 23 frame motors with 3/8" shafts (to keep from snapping them off at the high torque). Http://www.CandCNC.com/BladeRunner.htm TOM Caudle www.CandCNC.com

Do you know of anyone that has used your BladeRunnerSuperMAX4 Combo (aka Tom's Special) kit to run an X3 including the Z axis?

I am looking to convert an X3, with the CNCfusion deluxe kit and really like the idea of the Gecko G540 controller but getting the power for the Z axis while staying in the confines of the G540 has been a theoretical problem.

Duke