Thread: pushing power of Steppers?
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13-08-2010 #2
I've had this dilema myself, I simply got a torque rench on its lowest setting and tried to turn the screw and kept upping the setting untill it turned before it clicked then i read the scale on the torque rench, this gave me a NM reading as a guide and then went hunting for a stepper that had a higher NM spec, i expect there many more scientific ways of working this out, however i did this 14yrs ago and it is used a lot and has never failed!!
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