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has anyone seen this CNC STEPPER MOTOR CONNECTOR

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Hello

I purchased these stepper motors thinking they came with the wiring harness and i was wrong. So now im looking for the connector to go onto this motor. I have looked online everywhere and really it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. This is a Nema 23 (269 Oz in 3A 76mm)stepper motor part # 23HS7628 by Usongshine.

There are many nema 23 connectors available but not all nema 23 motors have the same connector on it. I seem to have an odball.

Please look at pics and if anyone can point out what i need for a connector, let me know. Im looking on DIGIKEY at the moment too but jehus, there are a million types of these on there. all i know is that is is 11 pin connector*has 11 holes) but only has 6 metal pins in it. its approx 4mm x 29mm on the inside.

i did contact the chinese/asian supplier and they were of no help.

Thanks
glen

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Nickp
I also would have recommended DIGIKEY...good luck...

Give them a call...they are extremely helpful...
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Nickp said:
I also would have recommended DIGIKEY...good luck...

Give them a call...they are extremely helpful...
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Thanks! Looks like i found it on digikey. after a thorough search. Part # XHP-11 plus the crimp on pins(SXH-001T-P0.6‎) all measurements line up. same number of pins. appears to be the mating connector.
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Looks like 5mm spacing on the pins. Got a caliper to figure that exactly and also get pin size? the XHP-11 is 2.5mm spacing, though it might work if you ignore the in between pins. Be aware of pin size as well. By the way, look at "euro block" connectors - they might fit and are easy to wire up.

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PhilBa said:
Looks like 5mm spacing on the pins. Got a caliper to figure that exactly and also get pin size? the XHP-11 is 2.5mm spacing, though it might work if you ignore the in between pins. Be aware of pin size as well. By the way, look at "euro block" connectors - they might fit and are easy to wire up.
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just checked with caliper, yes the pins are 5mm spacing. its a 11 pin connector but they are utilizing only 6 pins, which is really a 2.5mm spacing, you are correct. i will also check out these euro connectors you mention.

thanks Phil
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Good Catch

PhilBa said:
Looks like 5mm spacing on the pins. Got a caliper to figure that exactly and also get pin size? the XHP-11 is 2.5mm spacing, though it might work if you ignore the in between pins. Be aware of pin size as well. By the way, look at "euro block" connectors - they might fit and are easy to wire up.
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Good catch Phil. Nice work
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Thanks. Though, there is still a possibility that the spacing is .2" (5.08 mm). For 2 or 3 pins its not a big deal but for 6 pins it would be off by .4 mm which could be an issue. Both 5mm and .2" (5.08mm) are common connector spacings.
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Thanks. Though, there is still a possibility that the spacing is .2" (5.08 mm). For 2 or 3 pins its not a big deal but for 6 pins it would be off by .4 mm which could be an issue. Both 5mm and .2" (5.08mm) are common connector spacings.
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i just received the connectors yesterday and tried the fit and fit just fine. now i have not placed the pins in the connector yet so will be doing that this weekend. but looks like a fit. thanks Phil.

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