LIN Engineering
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
Stepper Motor delivers smooth motion and quiet operation.
Part of SmoothStep line, Whisper Torque ZH417-11 Stepper Motor with Signature Series Technology can incorporate up to 11 mm ID hollow shaft and still maintain accuracy and torque. NEMA 17, 0.9-
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Stepper Motor minimizes stalling and skipped steps.
Providing holding torque up to 150 oz-in., Xtreme Torque E5618 Stepper Motor with Enhanced Technology keeps application continuously running smoothly. NEMA 23 stepper features 0.71 oz-in.-² inertia and is built for fast acceleration. Offering solution for applications with heavy loads or those at risk of stalling or skipping steps, motor is available with integral connector or flying lead wires...
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Compact Gearbox reduces size requirements while maintaining power.
At .55 in. long, Slim Line Planetary Gearbox reduces overall length of typical stepper motor gearbox combination. Gearbox shaft, which- has 5 mm OD and can be mounted to any NEMA 17 motor, is also available in- combination consisting of Xtreme Torque Series Motors with Slim Line Gearbox in 3 different stack lengths. Available in- 5:1 ratio, product has- 141 oz-in. continuous torque rating and...
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Stepper Motor Driver includes onboard DIP switches.
With selectable step resolutions from Full stepping to 256x microstepping, Model R325P is capable of stepping typical 1.8-
Read More »Brushless DC Motors reach speeds over 4,000 rpm.
Offered in 4 body lengths of 1.7, 2.4, 3.2, and 3.9 in., NEMA 17 Brushless DC Motors are capable of- peak torque up to 82 oz-in., depending on stack size. Units are available with various modifications, including shaft modifications, special cabling and- connectors, spur and planetary gearboxes, and optical encoders. Motors are suitable- for users that prefer velocity control with analog input...
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NEMA 34 Steppers
Santa Clara, CA - Lin Engineering is pleased to announce that the 8718 NEMA 34 step motor series has been recognized with a certification of compliance to Underwriters Laboratories Inc.'s (UL) standards. The 8718 product line is a series of high torque, 2 phase stepper motors. The motors are available in three body lengths: 2.6 , 3.8 , and 5.0 and are capable of up to 1,288 oz-in of holding...
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Brushless DC Motors can achieve speeds of up to 4,000 rpm.
Available in 1.7, 2.4, 3.2, and 3.9 in. body lengths, NEMA 17 Brushless DC (BLDC) motors suit applications requiring high speed and high dynamic torque. They offer quiet and smooth operation regardless of speed range, and can deliver up to 106 oz-in of peak torque, depending on stack size. Motors are available with custom shaft and winding variations to meet specific speed/torque/voltage...
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Brushless DC Motors produce up to 190 oz-in. of peak torque.
Available in 2, 2.80, 3.60, and 4.53 in. stack lengths, NEMA 23 BLDC motors suit applications requiring high speed and high dynamic torque. They offer optimal performance speed range of 300-4,000 rpm and provide quiet operation, regardless of speed range. Motors also suit applications requiring velocity control with analog input.
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Microstepping Motor Driver can be configured via computer.
Measuring over 3.3 in. long and 1.3 in. high, model R525 is capable of outputting up to 5 A peak current and handling up to 75 Vdc. It can be used with all NEMA 8, 11, and 17 motor motors, and is also compatible with many NEMA 23 and NEMA 34 motors. With built-in RS485 communication, unit offers configurable settings including step resolution, run current, hold current, damping modes, as well as...
Read More »Smoothen out Step Motor Performance with Dampers
Santa Clara, CA - August 2008 - Lin Engineering, the Step Motor Specialists, are pleased to introduce their new line of dampers. These dampers are durable, long lasting, and can easily be mounted onto standard NEMA 23 step motors. As motors step, inertia makes the rotor oscillate about its new position. This natural back and forth movement might sometimes contribute to the erratic motion of...
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Stepper Motor delivers smooth motion and quiet operation.
Part of SmoothStep line, Whisper Torque ZH417-11 Stepper Motor with Signature Series Technology can incorporate up to 11 mm ID hollow shaft and still maintain accuracy and torque. NEMA 17, 0.9-
Read More »
Stepper Motor minimizes stalling and skipped steps.
Providing holding torque up to 150 oz-in., Xtreme Torque E5618 Stepper Motor with Enhanced Technology keeps application continuously running smoothly. NEMA 23 stepper features 0.71 oz-in.-² inertia and is built for fast acceleration. Offering solution for applications with heavy loads or those at risk of stalling or skipping steps, motor is available with integral connector or flying lead wires...
Read More »
Compact Gearbox reduces size requirements while maintaining power.
At .55 in. long, Slim Line Planetary Gearbox reduces overall length of typical stepper motor gearbox combination. Gearbox shaft, which- has 5 mm OD and can be mounted to any NEMA 17 motor, is also available in- combination consisting of Xtreme Torque Series Motors with Slim Line Gearbox in 3 different stack lengths. Available in- 5:1 ratio, product has- 141 oz-in. continuous torque rating and...
Read More »
Stepper Motor Driver includes onboard DIP switches.
With selectable step resolutions from Full stepping to 256x microstepping, Model R325P is capable of stepping typical 1.8-
Read More »Brushless DC Motors reach speeds over 4,000 rpm.
Offered in 4 body lengths of 1.7, 2.4, 3.2, and 3.9 in., NEMA 17 Brushless DC Motors are capable of- peak torque up to 82 oz-in., depending on stack size. Units are available with various modifications, including shaft modifications, special cabling and- connectors, spur and planetary gearboxes, and optical encoders. Motors are suitable- for users that prefer velocity control with analog input...
Read More »
NEMA 34 Steppers
Santa Clara, CA - Lin Engineering is pleased to announce that the 8718 NEMA 34 step motor series has been recognized with a certification of compliance to Underwriters Laboratories Inc.'s (UL) standards. The 8718 product line is a series of high torque, 2 phase stepper motors. The motors are available in three body lengths: 2.6 , 3.8 , and 5.0 and are capable of up to 1,288 oz-in of holding...
Read More »
Brushless DC Motors can achieve speeds of up to 4,000 rpm.
Available in 1.7, 2.4, 3.2, and 3.9 in. body lengths, NEMA 17 Brushless DC (BLDC) motors suit applications requiring high speed and high dynamic torque. They offer quiet and smooth operation regardless of speed range, and can deliver up to 106 oz-in of peak torque, depending on stack size. Motors are available with custom shaft and winding variations to meet specific speed/torque/voltage...
Read More »
Brushless DC Motors produce up to 190 oz-in. of peak torque.
Available in 2, 2.80, 3.60, and 4.53 in. stack lengths, NEMA 23 BLDC motors suit applications requiring high speed and high dynamic torque. They offer optimal performance speed range of 300-4,000 rpm and provide quiet operation, regardless of speed range. Motors also suit applications requiring velocity control with analog input.
Read More »
Microstepping Motor Driver can be configured via computer.
Measuring over 3.3 in. long and 1.3 in. high, model R525 is capable of outputting up to 5 A peak current and handling up to 75 Vdc. It can be used with all NEMA 8, 11, and 17 motor motors, and is also compatible with many NEMA 23 and NEMA 34 motors. With built-in RS485 communication, unit offers configurable settings including step resolution, run current, hold current, damping modes, as well as...
Read More »Smoothen out Step Motor Performance with Dampers
Santa Clara, CA - August 2008 - Lin Engineering, the Step Motor Specialists, are pleased to introduce their new line of dampers. These dampers are durable, long lasting, and can easily be mounted onto standard NEMA 23 step motors. As motors step, inertia makes the rotor oscillate about its new position. This natural back and forth movement might sometimes contribute to the erratic motion of...
Read More »