Nema 17 Stepper Motor in Pakistan
Discover our collection of NEMA 17 Stepper Motors, offering reliable performance, precise positioning, and smooth motion control for a wide range of DIY, commercial, and industrial applications. Available in multiple variants to suit different torque and performance requirements.
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Nema 17 Stepper Motor Price in Pakistan – 1.8° & 0.9°, 4-Wire & 6-Wire
Looking for the best Nema 17 stepper motor price in Pakistan? Rawlix offers a wide range of NEMA 17 hybrid stepper motors in multiple body lengths, current ratings, step angles, and shaft variants. Choose a low-profile pancake motor for light extruders, a high-torque 48mm/60mm motor for heavier axes, a standard 1.8° motor, or a high-precision 0.9° step angle motor for finer resolution. Both 4-wire bipolar and Nema 17 stepper motor 6 wire models are available, along with integrated lead-screw units. Pair your motor with a driver such as the A4988 stepper motor driver, a regulated power supply, and CNC Parts like couplers and brackets. This is part of our complete Stepper Motor range.
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Explore Our Nema 17 Stepper Motor Varieties
Pick the electrical and mechanical specs that match your application:
Step Angles
Standard 200 steps/rev and high-resolution 400 steps/rev options.
Current Range
From low-power efficient models to high-current, maximum-torque versions.
Body Lengths
Ultra-thin pancake motors up to long-body, high holding torque models.
Shaft Options
Single D-shaft, dual shaft, round shaft, long shaft, and integrated Tr8 lead screws.
Nema 17 Stepper Motor Datasheet & Specifications
Before choosing a motor, check the Nema 17 stepper motor datasheet against your driver and machine requirements. “NEMA 17” only describes the 42mm x 42mm faceplate; the electrical characteristics can differ a lot between models.
At Rawlix you can choose the exact current rating and step resolution you need without exceeding your driver’s thermal limits or power budget.
- Step Angle (1.8° vs 0.9°): 1.8° models (200 steps/rev) suit general 3D printing and CNC use. 0.9° models (400 steps/rev) give double the full-step resolution.
- Current Ratings (0.4A to 2.5A): Low-current motors (0.4A–0.9A) suit compact setups, while 1.5A–2.5A models deliver more holding torque for heavier axes.
- Body Length & Torque: From 20mm/24mm slim pancake motors (about 13–18 Ncm) up to 48mm/60mm long-body motors (about 50–65 Ncm holding torque).
- Wiring: Standard 4-wire bipolar or Nema 17 stepper motor 6 wire variants.
NEMA 17 Specifications Overview
| Step Angles | 1.8° (200 steps/rev) & 0.9° (400 steps/rev) |
|---|---|
| Phase Current | 0.4A, 0.9A, 1.2A, 1.5A, 1.7A, 2.0A, 2.5A |
| Body Length | 20mm (Pancake), 34mm, 40mm, 48mm, 60mm |
| Holding Torque | 13 Ncm up to 65 Ncm (18 oz-in to 92 oz-in) |
| Winding | Bipolar 4-Wire / 6-Wire |
| Shaft Types | 5mm D-Shaft, Round, Dual Shaft, Long Shaft, Tr8x8 Lead Screw |
| Driver Compatibility | A4988, DRV8825, TMC2208/2209, TB6600 |
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Nema 17 Mounting Dimensions
Every NEMA 17 motor shares the same front face and bolt pattern, so brackets, dampers, and mounts are interchangeable. Only the body length changes. Browse matching mounts, couplers, and pulleys in our CNC Parts section, or order custom 3D Printing adapters if you need a special mounting shape.
Vibration dampers and mounting brackets for NEMA 17 help reduce noise and resonance in 3D printers and light CNC machines.
| Faceplate | 42.3 x 42.3 mm (1.67 in) |
|---|---|
| Mounting Hole Spacing | 31 mm |
| Mounting Screws | M3 |
| Pilot (Boss) Diameter | 22 mm |
| Standard Shaft Diameter | 5 mm |
| Body Length | Varies by model (20mm – 60mm) |
Nema 17 Stepper Motor 4 Wire vs 6 Wire Pinouts
Understanding the wiring is key to a correct installation:
1. Bipolar 4-Wire Nema 17 Motor
Two independent coil windings (Phase A and Phase B). It gives the best torque efficiency with modern H-bridge microstepping drivers.
- Phase A: Black (A+) & Green (A-)
- Phase B: Red (B+) & Blue (B-)
- Drivers: A4988, DRV8825, TMC series, and CNC shield boards.
- Note: Colors can vary by manufacturer. Confirm with a multimeter or the datasheet.
2. Unipolar / Bipolar 6-Wire Nema 17 Motor
A Nema 17 stepper motor 6 wire has a center tap on each coil. It can run in unipolar mode, or as a standard 4-wire bipolar motor by leaving the center taps unconnected.
- Flexibility: Works with older unipolar drivers and modern bipolar drivers.
- Easy adaptation: Insulate the center-tap leads to use it as a 4-wire motor.
Matching Nema 17 Stepper Motor Current with Drivers & Power Supplies
Because NEMA 17 motors range from 0.4A to 2.5A, match the motor current to your driver limit and power source:
A4988 & DRV8825 Drivers
The A4988 stepper motor driver suits NEMA 17 motors up to about 1.2A–1.5A per phase with proper cooling. For 1.7A–2.0A motors, use a DRV8825 or TMC2209 with a heatsink and airflow.
High-Current TB6600 Drivers
For NEMA 17 motors drawing 2.0A to 2.5A, standalone drivers like the TB6600 or DM542 run cooler during long production runs.
Regulated DC Power Supplies
Use a stable 12V or 24V power supply for your driver. Higher voltage helps hold torque at higher speeds.
Nema 17 vs Nema 23 Stepper Motor
When deciding between a NEMA 17 and a larger Nema 23 stepper motor, look at your load:
- Choose Nema 17 if: you need lightweight, compact positioning for 3D printers, laser engravers, camera sliders, or small CNC mills.
- Upgrade to Nema 23 if: your machine moves heavy steel or aluminum gantries and needs holding torque above about 1.2 Nm (170 oz-in).
- More options: Explore our full Stepper Motor range and DC Motor catalog.
Complete Hardware Integration
Find flexible couplings, mounting brackets, timing pulleys, and lead screws in our CNC Parts section, or build a full machine from our 3D printer range.
Need a custom driver board? Request one through our PCB design services.
Frequently Asked Questions (Nema 17 Stepper Motor)
What affects the Nema 17 stepper motor price in Pakistan?
The Nema 17 stepper motor price in Pakistan depends on body length (pancake vs long-body), step angle (1.8° vs 0.9°), current rating, brand, and shaft style (D-shaft, long shaft, or lead screw). See the product cards above for current pricing and stock.
What is the difference between a 1.8° and a 0.9° Nema 17 motor?
A 1.8° motor needs 200 full steps per revolution and is the standard choice for most 3D printers and CNC routers. A 0.9° motor needs 400 full steps per revolution, giving double the full-step resolution for fine positioning. Note that a 0.9° motor needs twice the step rate of a 1.8° motor to reach the same speed, so your driver and controller must keep up.
What are the mounting dimensions of a Nema 17 motor?
A NEMA 17 motor has a 42.3 x 42.3 mm faceplate, 31 mm hole spacing with M3 screws, a 22 mm pilot diameter, and a standard 5 mm shaft. Only the body length differs between models.
How do I adjust VREF on an A4988 driver?
On an A4988 stepper motor driver, VREF = Current Limit x 8 x Rs, where Rs is the sense resistor on your board. For boards with 0.1 O sense resistors, set about 0.8V for a 1.0A limit or 1.2V for 1.5A. For boards with 0.068 O resistors, the value is lower, so check your board’s resistor marking first.
How can I connect a Nema 17 stepper motor 6 wire to a 4-pin driver?
Use a multimeter to find the two end leads of each coil, connect those four wires to the driver, and leave the two center-tap wires insulated and unconnected.
Which Nema 17 motor is best for a 3D printer or CNC?
Most 3D printer axes use a 1.8° motor with 1.0A–1.7A current and a 40mm–48mm body. Small CNC axes may need a 48mm–60mm motor with higher holding torque. For heavy routers, move up to a Nema 23 stepper motor.
What delivery times can I expect for Nema 17 orders in Pakistan?
Orders are dispatched via courier. Delivery to major cities including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi typically takes 24 to 48 hours.