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Vexta C7387-9212 1.8° Stepping Motor for Waters 2695 HPLC Injector

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MPN
WAT045248
Condition Description
IN GOOD WORKING ORDER
Electrical Requirements
5VDC, 1A
Country/region of manufacture
Japan
Custom Label
NH1
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Brands
Oriental Motor
New/Used
Used
MPN
WAT045248
Condition Description
IN GOOD WORKING ORDER
Electrical Requirements
5VDC, 1A
Country/region of manufacture
Japan
Custom Label
NH1

Product description

Two-phase 1.8° stepping motor with multi-lead cables for precise control on Waters 2695 HPLC injector.

  • Two-phase stepping motor with a 1.8° step angle
  • Multi-lead cable design for integration and control
  • Designed specifically for Waters 2695 HPLC injector applications
  • Provides accurate rotation angle and speed control via pulse signals
  • High torque output in a compact form factor
  • Suitable for quick acceleration and precise response times
  • Maintains position when stopped due to mechanical design
  • Functions as part of a stepper motor system including driver and motor
  • Typically used for precise positioning in laboratory instrumentation
  • Price indicated is for a single motor unit
  • Refer to the linked manual for detailed technical specifications

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Last updated 22 October 2026