- What driver does the OMHT34-490 need?
- It is a bipolar two-phase motor, so it needs a bipolar stepper driver rated for the motor's phase current and a supply voltage that meets its rating. Check the datasheet for the exact current and voltage figures before choosing a driver.
- How much holding torque does it produce?
- 1845 oz-in of holding torque. That is enough for heavy CNC axes and automation slides that would stall a smaller NEMA 23 motor.
- Is the cable included?
- Yes. It ships with a 3 m shielded cable, so you do not need to source and terminate your own lead wires.
- Can I use it with a closed-loop controller?
- The motor itself has no encoder, so it runs open-loop. For closed-loop operation you would need to add an encoder and a compatible closed-loop driver.
- What shaft does it have?
- A single shaft, which couples to a lead screw, belt pulley or coupling on one end. Plan the mount so the rear of the motor stays clear.
- Is it a drop-in replacement for other NEMA 34 motors?
- The NEMA 34 frame and mounting pattern match standard NEMA 34 mounts, but check shaft diameter, length and phase current against your old motor before swapping.
- Where is the Omega OMHT34-490 Stepper Motor cheapest?
- At DwyerOmega, for $1,118.05, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Omega OMHT34-490 Stepper Motor?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Blackhawk Supply, DwyerOmega.