Small Linear Stepper Motor Pull Out Torque 12V Step Angle 18 Degree

Stepper Linear Motor BYT Linear Motor Step Angle (Deg.) Phases Voltage (V) Current (A) Resistance (Ω) Inductance (MH) Pull-In Torque/Push Torque (G·Cm/N) L

BYT Linear Motor

1. The quality of the lubricating grease does not meet the requirements or has deteriorated, with too high viscosity, or there is too much lubricating grease. Neither excessive nor insufficient grease should be added; typically, it should be about 1/3 to 1/2 of the bearing seat.

1. The quality of the lubricating grease does not meet the requirements or has deteriorated, with too high viscosity, or the amount of lubricating grease is excessive. It is crucial not to add too much or too little grease—generally, it should be about 1/3 to 1/2 of the bearing seat. Bearings of low-speed and light-load linear motors can have slightly more grease, while high-speed and heavy-load bearings should have less.
2. The needle roller bearing is incorrectly assembled. For a new shaft or a reprocessed shaft journal of a linear motor, there is no biting groove between the journal and the bearing gear, or the journal processing dimensions are incorrect, resulting in the bearing not being installed in place. If the bearing clearance is too small, excessive frictional loss of the oil flow in the clearance will cause the bearing to heat up. Meanwhile, if the clearance is too small, the oil volume will decrease, failing to carry away the heat generated by friction, which will further increase the bearing temperature rise. However, if the clearance is too large, the dynamic characteristics of the bearing will change, and the rotor will become unstable. Therefore, it is necessary to select appropriate bearing clearances for different linear motors and operating conditions, adjust the assembly process, and if unqualified, perform secondary processing on a lathe before reassembling.
3. Bearing sliding sleeve. There are two types of running sleeves for linear motor bearings: one is the outer ring running sleeve, where there is relative displacement between the outer ring of the bearing and the bearing cavity; the other is the inner ring running sleeve, where there is relative displacement between the inner ring of the bearing and the journal. When the bearing runs on the sleeve, the linear motor will heat up accompanied by a "squeaking" sound. The treatment methods can be relaxing the adhesive or disassembling, reprocessing, and replacing the components.