H42HCFC-LNK-NS-00
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The H42HCFC-LNK-NS-00 is manufactured by Kollmorgen as part of their H Hybrid Stepper Motor series. The H42HCFC-LNK-NS-00 features a Heavy Duty NEMA mounting configuration and 200 full steps per revolution. The H42HCFC-LNK-NS-00 also holds a '100 Megohms insulation resistance and a 42 NEMA frame size.
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The H42HCFC-LNK-NS-00 is a top-of-the-line step motor produced by Kollmorgen. Kollmorgen sets itself apart from the competition with its consistency and commitment to quality in producing step motors such as the H42HCFC-LNK-NS-00. Exceptional customer service and outstanding quality in addition to reliability are guaranteed to all of our Kollmorgen customers. Further, Kollmorgen is renowned for data networking and benchmarking support. Both services are supported by our commitment to quality and focus on providing only the best products and services. Our company is always improving such products and services in order to ensure that customer needs are properly met. The H42HCFC-LNK-NS-00 is one of the best step motors that is created by Kollmorgen as it is compatible with a variety of different drives. These drives are often produced by different manufacturers. H series motors are also useful as they possess a very broad range of voltage and current ratings.
The H42HCFC-LNK-NS-00 step motor is not only efficient but it is also affordable. H series motors are available to the user in standard round-frame configurations. Standard motors like the H42HCFC-LNK-NS-00 are used commonly due to their specific in-plant and OEM specifications. Moreover, this step motor provides the user with high torque and speed as well as acceleration characteristics. In-plant and OEM specifications allow the device to fulfill the use of common applications. Holding torque specifies the maximum external torque that a stopped motor with rated current is able to withstand without rotating continuously.
