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Ruth's sister DM556 2-phase 5.6A stepper driver for 42/57/86 motors

SKU CH-408Y-GKGBP

Drives 42, 57 and 86 size two-phase stepper motors at up to 5.6 A

  • Drives 42, 57 and 86 motors with one unit
  • 6 A peak current handles demanding motion tasks
  • Digital control enables precise micro-stepping performance
  • Compatible with M542 and TB6600 controller formats

Ruth's sister DM556 2-phase 5.6A stepper driver

This digital stepper motor driver handles 2-phase operation at 5.6A. It supports NEMA 42, 57 and 86 frame motors. The unit suits CNC builders and automation integrators needing reliable motion control. It is not for users requiring higher current or different phase counts.

Compatible with M542 2M54 TB6600 controllers

The driver works with M542, 2M54 and TB6600 stepper motor controllers. This compatibility simplifies integration into existing motion systems. Buyers needing other controller interfaces must verify support separately. No additional software or accessories are included.

Highlights

  • Drives 42, 57 and 86 motors with one unit
  • 6 A peak current handles demanding motion tasks
  • Digital control enables precise micro-stepping performance
  • Compatible with M542 and TB6600 controller formats

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the DM556 driver need firmware updates or capacitor replacement?

The DM556 is a hardware stepper driver with no user-serviceable firmware or replaceable capacitors; it runs until electronic failure.

What thermal limit appears first when the DM556 runs at 5.6 A continuously?

Sustained 5.6 A output will hit the driver's internal over-temperature protection before any current limit, causing automatic shutdown until cooled.

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