RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] lb/in to oz/in

A motor that provides 14lb/in torque applies a force of 14 lbs 1" away from
the center of the shaft. With 16 oz per pound that's 14*16 or 224 oz-in of
torque.

John Dammeyer



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> I have two 14lb/in, 100v, 34 amp, 4000rpm, and servomotors. What is
> the oz/in equivalent?
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> What would be the closest equivalent in a stepper motor?
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> Daniel T. Medlin
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