Integrated Stepper Motor

Integrated Stepper Motor

Introducing Mclennan's Integrated Stepper Motors: the perfect solution for your motion control needs! We stock and supply a variety of motors from different suppliers, ranging from basic motor/drives that accept clock and direction signals, to more complex standalone programmable motor/controllers that accurately position your stepper motor over a variety of protocols. Our sizes range from as small as Nema11 up to the larger Nema34, so you can find the perfect motor for your application.

Benefits:

• Lower cost due to compact, decentralized design
• Increased cabinet space
• Simpler wiring and installation
• Lower noise

Our Integrated Stepper Motors combine the torque, stability, and precision of a hybrid stepper motor with a built-in drive and controller. This combination allows you to accurately position your stepper motor using a wide range of control methods and communication protocols. Due to their low noise, high performance, and cost-saving attributes, our Integrated Stepper Motors are becoming very popular and are used in many applications such as laser scanners, labelling machines, conveyor systems, pan and tilt camera systems, injection moulding, CNC machines, medical devices, and more.

FAQs:

Q: Will an integrated motor reduce my cabling?

A: Yes, our design for integrated units reduces cabling and simplifies cable management. Instead of wiring all connections through your system to the drive cabinet, you can simply supply each motor/drive with a power, comms, and I/O cable (typically as an M12 coded connection), reducing the number of connections needed. Additionally, the coded design allows for plug and play connections, and daisy chaining between drives is possible.

Q: Do Integrated stepper motors support STO functions?

A: STO is available on a wide range of our integrated stepper motors. The STO Function disables power to the motor when an input or state is activated, allowing the motor to produce no torque. This function needs to be specified as the motor has its own input connector mounted at the front. It is a two-input system, and both inputs must be activated (applied with a voltage) before the motor is energized and can operate normally.

Q: Can you have a true closed-loop integrated stepper motor?

A: Yes, we offer a wide range of true closed-loop stepper motors. The true closed-loop function allows for higher performance and efficiency, with quieter operating noise (db). Choose Mclennan's Integrated Stepper Motors for your motion control needs.