NA Series
Electric linear actuators
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NA23C60-T4A
NEMA Size 23 | 60 mm Travel | 700 N Maximum Continuous Thrust
Starting Price: $813
Standard Lead Time: 1-5 Days
Purchase Options
Stand-alone
Total Price
$813 (USD) *
* These are our direct prices in USD to customers in North America. If you are in Canada, click the Canadian flag icon at the top right of the page to see CAD prices. If you are in a country outside North America where we have an exclusive distributor, please check with the distributor for pricing. Distributor prices might be slightly higher to factor in shipping and import fees. Click here for a list of Zaber's Distributors.
NA23C60-T4A Specifications
| Microstep Size (Default Resolution) | 0.1984375 µm |
| Built-in Controller |  |
| Recommended Controller | X-MCC (48 V) Recommended |
| AutoDetect |  |
| Travel Range | 60 mm (2.362") |
| Accuracy (unidirectional) | 36 µm (0.001417") |
| Repeatability | < 5 µm (< 0.000197") |
| Backlash | < 30 µm (< 0.001181") |
| Maximum Speed | 80 mm/s (3.150"/s) |
| Minimum Speed | 0.000121 mm/s (0.000005"/s) |
| Speed Resolution | 0.000121 mm/s (0.000005"/s) |
| Encoder Type | |
| Peak Thrust | 700 N (157.0 lb) |
| Maximum Continuous Thrust | 700 N (157.0 lb) |
| Motor Temperature Rise | 75 °C |
| Linear Motion Per Motor Rev | 2.54 mm (0.100") |
| Motor Steps Per Rev | 200 |
| Motor Type | Stepper (2 phase) |
| Motor Rated Current | 1300 mA/phase |
| Motor Winding Resistance | 3.85 ohms/phase |
| Inductance | 10.5 mH/phase |
| Motor Rated Power | 13 Watts |
| Motor Connection | D-sub 15 |
| Default Resolution | 1/64 of a step |
| Motor Frame Size | 23 |
| Mechanical Drive System | Precision lead screw |
| Limit or Home Sensing | Magnetic home sensor |
| Axes of Motion | 1 |
| Mounting Interface | 5.2 mm holes |
| CE Compliant | |
| Vacuum Compatible | |
| Weight | 0.75 kg (1.653 lb) |
Specification Charts & Notes
Thrust or torque is a function of speed. The values given above are maximums. These values cannot both be achieved simultaneously (i.e. at maximum speed, the unit will not produce maximum thrust).
