help with info on steppers

[jleiwig]

I aquired some free steppers, the info on the label is as follows:

Crouzet Servo
82.972.011 Resistance: 2.6 ohms Step: 1.8 degrees P: 14,5w

Can anyone give me any info on decoding this?

Thanks for the help.

[motomitch1]

Pictures might help and are thay nema 23 size?

[chuckknigh]

Well, 1.8 degrees means that each step is 1.8 degrees. Putting it another way, there are 200 steps per revolution. A nice number...

-- Chuck Knight

[balsaman]

From ohms law I get they are 6.13 volts, 2.36 amps. They would probably work good with a xylotex board running a 24 volt supply.

Eric

[jleiwig]

Originally posted by balsaman From ohms law I get they are 6.13 volts, 2.36 amps. They would probably work good with a xylotex board running a 24 volt supply. Eric

There is no way to infer torque ratings is there?

And yes I believe they are either nema23 or possibly nema17. I haven't measured to be sure. They are four wire motors as well

[umrk]

I hope their NEMA34 frame, that should put them in the 250 or more oz/in range. If their NEMA23, they're probably closer to the 125 oz/in range, but typically would be faster motors.

mike

[umrk]

You snuck in while I was typing.

Then their Bipolar. I'd go with Geckos and hit them with 10X (60V) or more If I wanted to use them. But if their NEMA23s they may not suit your needs. If their NEMA17's I wouldn't count on machineing aluminum with them.

NEMA23s are abt 2 1/4" round (square or octal)
NEMA17s are abt 1 5/8" square typically.

mike

[jleiwig]

Originally posted by umrk You snuck in while I was typing. Then their Bipolar. I'd go with Geckos and hit them with 10X (60V) or more If I wanted to use them. But if their NEMA23s they may not suit your needs. If their NEMA17's I wouldn't count on machineing aluminum with them. NEMA23s are abt 2 1/4" round (square or octal) NEMA17s are abt 1 5/8" square typically. mike

I'm almost positive they are nema23s. These will be for a different machine...not my aluminum mill. Just something smaller as a starter project. I'm still getting the 300 oz/in motors for the aluminum mill!

This machine will be mostly wood work and possibly some vinyl cutting if I can figure it out. I think that would be cool because my friend paints cars and some flame stencils would be awesome!

[umrk]

Kool, Power is our friend!

I have considered making a CNC Vinyl cutter, but I talked to a friend tonight and hes giving me a HP D size plotter to try and convert.

mike