K31HCHJ-LNK-NS-01 Pacific Scientific
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The Pacific Scientific K31HCHJ-LNK-NS-01 is a stepper motor from the K PowerPac Motors series featuring a NEMA 34 heavy duty mounting and a 3.38 inch square frame. It provides a holding torque of 5.9 Nm, has a single shaft with a straight key and shaft seal, and uses SIGMAX enhanced construction. The motor operates within a temperature range of -20°C to +40°C and comes with 4 lead parallel wiring and an insulation voltage rating of 340 VDC.
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The K31HCHJ-LNK-NS-01 stepper motor from Pacific Scientific is a strong-performing unit built on a NEMA 34 frame and rated for 5.9 Nm holding torque. SIGMAX enhanced construction and a 1.8° step angle support clean indexing and dependable motion in demanding stepper applications. A System MS connector rounds out a well-executed motor package with practical industrial connectivity.
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The K31HCHJ-LNK-NS-01 is a stepper motor manufactured by Pacific Scientific within the K PowerPac Motors series. Designed for incremental motion control, it advances a load by a fixed step each time the drive issues a pulse, making it suitable for indexing tables, small presses, and pick-and-place axes. The unit uses enhanced SIGMAX construction to increase flux and torque without enlarging the package, and its heavy-duty NEMA flange simplifies installation on machinery that already accepts NEMA-framed motors, minimizing mechanical adaptation.
The stator lamination stack is sized to the NEMA 34 format and measures 3.38 inches square, giving consistent mounting holes and pilot diameters for NEMA-compliant gearheads. At rated current, the motor develops 5.9 Nm of holding torque, which is enough to restrain moderate loads without active servo feedback. Overall length is only 94 mm, so the unit fits shallow cabinets even with its single-stack magnetic circuit. Electrical insulation is rated for up to 340 Vdc, and insulation resistance exceeds 100 Megohms, providing a safety margin when the drive uses high bus voltages. A 4-lead parallel winding reduces phase resistance and enables higher current operation from standard micro-stepping drives.
The motor can operate in ambient temperatures from -20 °C to +40 °C, allowing cold-room startup and continuous service in lightly heated enclosures. The rotor is laminated to limit eddy-current losses, and the magnetic assembly uses one stack to preserve dynamic response. Each step advances the shaft by 1.8°, and positional deviation between commands stays within ±1.5%, which suits general-purpose indexing tasks. Power and phase conductors terminate on a System MS connector. This sealed plug, together with a shaft seal around the single straight-key shaft, helps maintain internal cleanliness. A standard winding and a four-lead parallel arrangement support open-loop operation without an encoder.