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    This is the old configuration. I made a new housing for the new motor.

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    Re: Stepper or Servo Motor for high Torque

    Hi,

    Well, I only need the maximum torque at low speed 0-50rpm because I wind flat wire 5x5mm. My nema 34 12nm is not strong enough
    Now you are talking!! This is much more realistic. With 5x5mm wire I can well imagine you want or need 50Nm to wind but your sure as hell don't need to wind at hundreds of rpm either.
    That suggests a deep reduction gearbox, something like I pictured before with say a 50:1 reduction. Then a 2000rpm motor would give you 40rpm....which is still fast if winding big
    wire.

    You could use a motor direct, but the motor would have to be huge and therefore costly.

    I think you need a motor with a gearbox for high torque/low speed, ie big wire AND another motor perhaps with a modest gearbox that could go much faster with low torque for smaller wire.

    Craig

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