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Stepper Motor Manufacturers and Companies

IQS Directory is a top industrial directory listing of leading industrial stepper motor manufacturers and suppliers. Access our comprehensive index to review and source stepper motor manufacturers with preview ads and detailed product descriptions. These stepper motor companies can design, engineer and manufacture stepper motors to your specifications and application need. A quick and easy to use request for quote form is provided for you to contact these stepper motor manufacturers and suppliers. Each company has detailed profile information, locations, phone number, website links, product videos and product information defined. We are the right resource for your information requirement whether its for a manufacturer of electric motor speed controls, variable electric motors, universal motors.

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Leading Stepper Motor Manufacturers

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ElectroCraft, Inc.

When reliability and power are a must, the universal motors you find at ElectroCraft can operate with high efficiency, low voltage, and at a low cost. Applications that our universal electric motors serve include robotics, packaging, automotive, and medical equipment. Electric motor products include the CompletePower™ Plus Universal Drive, complete with a user-friendly configurable interface. For more details, contact ElectroCraft today!

LocationStratham, NH
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HTI Technology & Industries Corporation

We do business in China for our DC motors, AC motors, gear motors, stepper motors and fractional horsepower motors. Our variety of electric motors range from miniature to large. Since 1989 we have been broadening our horizons to add to our available products.

LocationLa Vergne, TN
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Composite Motors, Inc.

When you choose Composite Motors, you gain access to a reliable and forward-thinking partner in the realm of fractional horsepower motors. Our products are designed to endure, ensuring that your systems operate at their best for years to come. Join us in embracing the power of innovation and quality, as we continue to shape the future of fractional horsepower motors together.

LocationBrooksville, FL
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Gainesville Industrial Electric Co.

At Gainesville Industrial Electric Co., we specialize in providing high-performance fractional horsepower motors designed to deliver reliable power in compact, energy-efficient packages. With decades of experience serving industrial, commercial, and OEM markets, we understand the critical role these motors play in powering everything from conveyor systems and fans to pumps and automated equipment.

LocationGainesville, GA
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4 leading manufacturers and 19 additional suppliers.
Where are stepper motor manufacturers located?
The listed suppliers are in 15 states: Wisconsin (5), Florida (3), Michigan (3), Georgia (1), Illinois (1), Indiana (1), Iowa (1), Massachusetts (1), and 7 more.
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Stepper Motors

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A stepper motor is commonly known as a step motor. It comprises a brushless DC electric motor that divides one full rotation into equal steps. The biggest pro of a stepper motor is that it requires less maintenance and is durable. It provides accurate position control as compared to a DC motor.

Stepper motor uses digital readings, so it is a preferred mode in an environment where analog meters won’t do.

Stepper motors have wide applications, especially in the industry of mechanics. For example, in robotics, wire bonding machines, etc.

Four Phase Fractional Horsepower Stepper Motor
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How a Stepper Motor Is Made

A stepper motor is based almost on the same working principle as of a DC motor. Stepper motors follow the principle of electromagnetism. It consists of two main components: a rotor and a stator. A rotor is usually magnetic in nature and is situated in the middle of the motor. The rotor is enclosed by a stator. Stator teeth are wrapped by a coil which generates a magnetic field upon the flow of current. The magnetic field acts upon rotors and makes them rotate.

The stators are controlled to act like electro-magnetic poles for rotors. Stators are activated one by one. And the alternating magnetic field generated as a result allows the rotor to move and turn.

Types of Stepper Motors

Three main types of stepper motors available in the market are:

Permanent Magnet Stepper The most commonly used stepper motor nowadays. It is very inexpensive to buy because of the low production cost. It has a permanent magnet installed as its rotor. It is also called a tin-can/can-stack motor. Hybrid Synchronous Stepper The amalgamation of permanent magnet steppers and variable reluctance steppers. It is a high performance stepper motor that comes in a very manageable size. But it is more expensive than permanent stepper motors. Variable Reluctance Stepper Has been used for ages now. It is the simplest of all. It used iron instead of a permanent magnet as a rotor.

Advantages of Using Stepper Motors

Following are some of the advantages of stepper motors:

  • Hardiness and ability to withstand wear and tear.
  • Straightforward design.
  • Works well in an open-loop control system.
  • Very low maintenance is required to keep it going.
  • Highly reliable and authentic.
  • The motor has full torque even while not running.
  • Can perform the same function repeatedly with the exact same precision.
  • It is very responsive to abrupt reactions like starting, halting, and reversing.
  • The reaction of the motor to input signals provides open-loop power, making the motor easier and less expensive to handle.
  • Because the speed depends on the input signal’s frequency, a vast spectrum of rotational speeds can be realized.

Applications of Stepper Motors

Stepper motors are very efficient wherever motion control technology is required. Other types of motors are also available in the market, like servo motors. But stepper motors can be used in any application that requires highly precise positioning and orientation, motion control, and low speed torques. Following are some of the industrial applications of stepper motors:

Industrial Machines Stepper motors are used in vehicle dials, machine tooling, and industrial automation equipment. Security These are also used in futuristic monitoring devices. Medical In medicine, medical scanners, samplers, digital dental photography, fluid pumps, etc use stepper motors. Consumer Electronics Like digital cameras etc.

Choosing the Right Stepper Motor

There are more than two types of stepper motors available. Choosing the right kind is a very critical decision. It can be made easily and accurately by considering a couple of factors. These are the questions one must have answers to before buying one:

  • How is the motor going to be connected to the load?
  • How quickly does the load have to move or accelerate?
  • What is the amount of torque required to move the load?
  • What level of precision is needed when positioning the load?