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  1. 15-11-2012 #1
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    Also this explains why sometimes the larger, e.g. 3Nm and 4Nm, 'Nema 23' stepper motors are called Nema 24. It's because their body is 60mm wide which is closer to 2.4" than 2.3", which is why it's always best to check the drawing if you have one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    As nj said...
    Also this explains why sometimes the larger, e.g. 3Nm and 4Nm, 'Nema 23' stepper motors are called Nema 24. It's because their body is 60mm wide which is closer to 2.4" than 2.3", which is why it's always best to check the drawing if you have one.
    Ahh Ok that explains a lot thank you for clarifying that..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    Also this explains why sometimes the larger, e.g. 3Nm and 4Nm, 'Nema 23' stepper motors are called Nema 24. It's because their body is 60mm wide which is closer to 2.4" than 2.3", which is why it's always best to check the drawing if you have one.
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    Ahh Ok that explains a lot thank you for clarifying that.
    Zigactly.... thanks for that clarity!
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