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26-11-2012 #4
Yes, so long as the loads are actually low as steppers do not output much torque for their size.
The formula, which can be derived from considering the ballscrew 'unwrapped' to become an inclined plane is:
T=(F*L*e)/(2*pi)
Where T is the required torque, in Nm, L is lead (or pitch of the screw) in meters and e is the efficiency which I think is about 0.3 for a threaded rod leadscrew drive.
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