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  1. 01-12-2009, 04:26 AM #1
    jphinney
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    Adding terminal boxes to stepper motors

    Greetings -
    has anyone heard of a way to add a terminal box to the rear of stepper motor, such as a 23-frame motor of the square variety with flying leads? Ideally, I am looking for methods that do not involve adhesive, but a bolted terminal box that can provide enough mounting area for a cable gland. The goal is an inexpensive version of, among others:
    -SmartDrive's G series 34 frame stepper with terminal box and M13 gland
    -McLennan's 23HT18C series Stepper Motors with metalised UTO connector
    Thank you in advance for any assistance!
    jphinney
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  2. 01-17-2009, 03:44 AM #2
    sparkness
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    Try Digikey, Mouser, allied for hammond enclusures here is one that measures 1.99 x1.99 x1.06
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