Stepper Motor, NEMA 17, 6V, Used


Stepper Motor, NEMA 17, 6V, Used
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Stock Number: 19412 MI
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USED remains of a fancy linear Peristaltic pump. Motor is a NEMA 17, 6lead unipolar 6V/.8A/1.8Deg. Vexta PX245 series. Plastic Pump body is a: 12”foot” undulating unit missing the Hose & pump Cap assembly. DualSlot Photo sensor on rear pump shaft,
L: 5-7/8" O/A W: 7/8"O/A H: 3-3/8” WT: 1.4

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Nice Quality for Price!
Bought one of these to play with. I found the data sheet on the stepper and built a stepper controller for it. I also laser-cut a top plate for it which made the unit fully functional as a peristaltic pump. With a 3/16 ID tube in it, I was able to pump about 30 mL/min. Was not able to find any info on the opto-interrupter, so I just tossed that as I had no need for it.
Jeff