NEMA 17 Stepper Motor Linear Actuator with Lead Screw | High-Precision Lead Screw Stepper Motor for Linear Motion

A compact and high-torque stepper motor linear actuator integrating a NEMA 17 stepper motor and precision-rolled lead screw. Ideal for automation equipment, 3D printers, medical devices, and linear positioning systems requiring stable thrust and accurate repeatability.

NEMA 17 Stepper Motor Linear Actuator with Lead Screw

This high-precision stepper motor linear actuator combines a NEMA 17 hybrid stepper motor with a durable lead screw, offering stable thrust, smooth linear drive, and excellent repeatability. It is widely used in linear motion modules, lead screw actuators, laboratory automation, CNC equipment, and compact linear drive motor systems.

Key Features

  • Integrated design: lead screw stepper motor / linear stepper motor
  • Ultra-smooth linear motion and high positioning accuracy
  • Suitable for 12–36 VDC linear drive applications
  • Stable performance in long-stroke and constant-load systems

Dimensions

Item Value
Motor Size 42 × 42 mm (NEMA 17)
Body Length 40 mm
Total Length 110 ±1 mm
Front Mounting 31 ±0.1 mm
Shaft Detail Ø5 mm × 4.5 mm section

Electrical Parameters

Parameter Value
Step Angle 1.8° ±5%
Number of Phase 2
Rated Voltage 6.5 VDC
Phase Current 1.0 A
Phase Resistance 6.5 Ω ±10% (20°C)
Phase Inductance 13 mH ±20%
Static Torque 5 Kg·cm
Insulation Class Class B
Insulation Resistance 100MΩ min (500V DC)
Ambient Temperature –40°C to +60°C
Ambient Humidity 15% – 95%
Use Voltage VDC: 12–36V
Recommended Driver 2DM4200A

Lead Screw Details

Lead Screw Type Specification
Thread Type Tr8 × 8
Effective Stroke 106 mm
Lead Accuracy High-precision rolled screw
Nut Type POM standard lead screw nut

Wiring & Excitation Sequence

Wire Color Function
BLK A+
RED A–
GRN B+
BLU B–

Excitation Sequence (Clockwise / CCW)

Step A+ B+ A– B–
1 + +
2 + +
3 + +
4 + +

Applications

  • Linear stages & precision modules
  • 3D printer Z-axis linear drive motor
  • CNC machinery and automation jigs
  • Laboratory dispensing & micro-positioning
  • Lead screw actuator systems

FAQ

1. Ball screw vs lead screw — which is better?

Ball screws provide higher efficiency and lower friction, suitable for high-speed and heavy-load systems.
Lead screws (used in this stepper motor linear actuator) are quieter, self-locking, cost-effective, and ideal for compact linear motion.

2. What is a stepper motor with lead screw?

It is a hybrid lead screw stepper motor where the screw is integrated into the rotor, converting rotation directly into linear travel without external couplings.

3. Why do some people call it “Screw Stepper Motor” while others call it “Linear Actuator”?

Both refer to the same concept: a stepper motor that outputs linear movement.
“Screw stepper motor” emphasizes the mechanical structure, while “linear actuator” emphasizes the function.

For more engineering insights, read our blog:

How to find the Linear Stepper Motors in Practical Applications

Download Datasheet

Download the full specification sheet for detailed parameters, wiring guide, and performance curves.

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