The stepper motors distinguish themselves from all other electric motors because they are designed to hold the shaft stationary in a precise equilibrium position. When powered, they lock into a defined angle with extreme accuracy.

Rotation is achieved by sending a sequence of current pulses to the motor, which move the shaft in successive steps, allowing for the definition of position and speed simply by adjusting the number and frequency of the pulses.

Thanks to this characteristic, it is possible to achieve precise position control without the need for feedback, if the motor is correctly sized for the application.

Operation can be managed via computer, PLC or microcontroller, with integrated electronics offering intuitive diagnostics, configurable parameters, and a front display for maximum ease of use.

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