Stepper Gear Motors

High-precision stepper gear motors engineered for stable, low-speed motion control in automation, robotics, and industrial equipment.

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What is a Stepper Gear Motor

Definition

A stepper gear motor combines a stepper motor with a reduction gearbox, delivering controlled step-by-step rotation with higher torque at low speeds.

Key Benefits

  • Precise positioning and repeatable motion
  • Increased torque with compact size
  • Smooth low-speed performance
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Why Choose us

Why Choose SLW Motor

  • Customisation capability

    We offer custom voltage, sizes (Ø10–22 mm), gear types, and add-ons such as encoders or Hall sensors, ensuring a perfect fit for your specific design.

  • Quality focus

    With 20 years of manufacturing experience and ISO 9001 certification, SLW Motor delivers reliable products with consistent quality and durability.

  • Relevant performance features

    Our motors feature low noise, high torque, high efficiency, and smooth operation, meeting the needs of demanding precision systems.

  • Gearbox & integration support

    SLW Motor provides complete gearbox solutions—planetary or spur—simplifying assembly and improving performance for your motor applications.

Applications

Stepper Gear Motor Applications

Robotics and Automation

Stepper gear motors are widely used in robotic arms, pick-and-place systems, and automated production lines where accurate, repeatable positioning is essential. Their built-in gear reduction provides higher torque at low speeds, enabling smooth and stable motion for precise control tasks.

The combination of step-based movement and torque multiplication ensures reliable operation in compact automation systems.

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3D Printing & CNC Equipment
Medical and Laboratory Devices
Surveillance, Access Control & Smart Devices
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to common stepper gear motor questions, from performance to customization.

What is a stepper gear motor?
A stepper gear motor combines a stepper motor with a reduction gearbox to increase torque, improve positioning accuracy, and provide stable low-speed motion. It is ideal for applications that require precise control and high torque in a compact form factor.
How does a gearbox improve the performance of a stepper motor?
The gearbox multiplies torque and reduces output speed, allowing the stepper motor to drive heavier loads while maintaining precision. It also decreases step angle, resulting in smoother motion and higher positional resolution.
What torque levels can your stepper gear motors achieve?
Torque output depends on gearbox ratio and motor size. As a manufacturer, we can provide custom torque ranges, from small micro-geared steppers to high-torque industrial units. Send your load requirements for exact recommendations.
Can I customize shaft size, gearbox ratio, or wiring?
Yes. As a manufacturer, we offer full customization including: Gear ratios, Output shaft shape (D-shaft, round, threaded, hollow), Cable length & connectors, Step angle and coil impedance, Mounting holes & flanges, Customization ensures compatibility with your device and performance targets.
What is the typical lifespan of a stepper gear motor?
Lifespan depends on load, gearbox type, lubrication, and duty cycle. Under normal conditions, quality stepper gear motors offer 5,000–20,000 hours of service life. Metal gearboxes and planetary designs provide higher durability.
Are stepper gear motors noisy?
Noise comes mainly from the gearbox. Spur gearboxes are louder, while planetary and worm designs reduce noise. We can optimize noise performance through gear material, lubrication, and precision machining.
What is the maximum speed of a stepper gear motor?
Gear reduction limits output speed, typically 5–500 RPM depending on ratio. Stepper motors without gearboxes can run faster, but geared versions are optimized for high torque at low speed.
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