The STEPPERONLINE Nema 17 Bipolar Stepper Motor (17HS26-2304S) is designed for high torque and precision motion control. With a 1.8° step angle and 79Ncm holding torque, it ensures accurate positioning in demanding applications. Its compact 42×42×67mm frame and 4-wire configuration make it suitable for CNC machines, 3D printers, and robotics. Operating at 2.3A per phase, it delivers stable performance with reliable efficiency. Built with Class B insulation and durable construction, this motor ensures long operational life. The extended shaft and D-cut design allow easy coupling and secure mounting in various setups. Features: High torque output of 79Ncm Precise 1.8° step angle Bipolar 4-wire configuration Stable 2.3A current per phase Compact Nema 17 frame size Durable Class B insulation Long 300mm lead wires Suitable for precision automation Package Includes: 1 x STEPPERONLINE Nema 17 Bipolar 1.8deg 79Ncm 2.3A 42x42x67mm 4 Wires-17HS26-2304S
Specifications
| Holding Torque | 79Ncm (111.896 oz.in) |
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| Rated Current | 2.3A |
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| Shaft Diameter | 8 mm (D-cut shaft) |
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| Shaft Length | 21 mm |
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| Model No. / Name: | 17HS26 2304S |
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| Holding Torque (N.cm): | 79 (111.896 oz.in) |
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| Rated Current (A): | 2.3 |
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| Shaft Diameter : | 8 mm |
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| Shaft Length (mm): | 21 |
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| Shaft Type: | D-cut Shaft |
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| Motor Type: | Bipolar Stepper |
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| Step Angle | 1.8° |
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| Resistance | 1.45ohms |
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| Inductance: | 2.8mH±20%(1KHz) |
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| Insulation Class | B 130°C[266°F] |
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| Frame Size (mm) | 42mm x 42mm |
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| No. of Leads | 4 |
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| Length (mm): | 88 |
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| Width (mm): | 43 |
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| Weight (g): | 546 |
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| Sensor Type: | Strain Gauge Based Load Cell |
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| Operating Voltage (V): | 2.7~5.5 |
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| Dimensions (L x W x H) mm | 170 x 130 x 130 |
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| Installation | Tool-Free, Easy Replacement |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.6 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 12 × 7 × 7 cm |
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