
SP17H50 42 mm 0.72° Five-Phase Stepper Motor – Single Shaft
SP17H50 is a 42 mm 0.72° five-phase stepper motor with single-shaft construction, 0.3–0.5 N·m holding torque and 1.8 A/phase rated current.
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SP17H50 is a 42 mm 0.72° five-phase stepper motor with single-shaft construction, 0.3–0.5 N·m holding torque and 1.8 A/phase rated current.

SP17H50 is a 42 mm 0.72° five-phase stepper motor with double-shaft construction, 0.3–0.5 N·m holding torque and 1.8 A/phase rated current.

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