Stepper motor - loss of steps

Hi all.

As I'm having an huge loss of steps (even 2.8 mm....) more on X (only after few minutes of work....), i've been suggested to change my stepper+driver, as they are not suitable with my structure (home made CNC, heavy aluminium frame - about 150 kg).
Currently I use this combination:
Nema 23 SY60STH88-3008BF + Leadshine M542 (Bipolar Parallel, 40V/3.5A, microstep:5 and step/rev (1.8°):1000)

It has been told me to change the stepper to APM-SB02ADK

At first glance (I'm not an engineer) they look me similar.
Is there some difference between them? It will worth the price (about 300 $ + drivers) to change my old stepper? in case, wich driver should I buy?

I found on ebay this combination of stepper+driver : Kit HSS57 (various prices, more or less about 120 $ each kit); it could be a valid substitute?

Another solution for the loss of steps to try has been to remake all the stepper wiring, using even some ferrite filters, and reduce the acceleration and speed settings (currently the acc is 30mm/s, the max speed 50mm/sec) for the 3 axis.
I think to try first this "cheap" solution.....

Any suggestion?
Thanks
Andrea

Before throwing money at the problem, I would carefully check the mechanical components. I use the same Leadshine driver with 425 in.oz. Nema23 motors, Max vel is 60 mm.sec., max acc. is 500 mm/sec/sec. When I had what appeared to be lost steps, it turned out to be a slipping shaft coupler.

As I'm having an huge loss of steps (even 2.8 mm....) more on X (only after few minutes of work....), i've been suggested to change my stepper+driver, as they are not suitable with my structure (home made CNC, heavy aluminium frame - about 150 kg).
Currently I use this combination:
Nema 23 SY60STH88-3008BF + Leadshine M542 (Bipolar Parallel, 40V/3.5A, microstep:5 and step/rev (1.8°):1000)

It is always a good idea to post your ini and hal flies from the config folder.

It might be because your acceleration is to high

Also marginal step timing or wrong step polarity can cause step loss

If everything is set up correctly you would not lose steps even if your motors and drivers were under-specified, as long as they were capable of moving the machine.

For a test make the accell and max speed 10x lower. The machine will move like a slug, but if you still lose steps then it is likely to mechanical (slipping couplers) or step timing being too short.

If that does fix the issue, then you guessed wrong when you configured speed and accel. Where did you get the numbers from?

I got the values from the configuration wizard screen; about the step and micro step values, from the drivers datasheet (compared to the microswitch settings)
Well, In the next days I will check of course the couplers too.

Honestly, trying to avoid the loss, I reduced even the speed (5 mm/s) through the Axis speed slider (80%), but I wasn't lucky....

Attached my ini and hal files.

Andrea