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Precision Gearmotor - 10 RPM (6-12V)

These precision gearmotors are incredibly tough and feature full metal gears to help you drive wheels, gears, or almost anything else that needs to turn. They have a gear ratio of 300:1 and operate up to 12 volts and deliver a stall torque of 750 oz-in. and a max speed of 10 RPM. Each precision gearmotor sports a 6mm diameter D-shaft that protrudes from them.

  • Voltage: 6 - 12 Volts
  • Gear Ratio: 300:1
  • Stall Torque: 750 oz-in. (@ 12V)
  • Speed: 10 RPM (@ 12V)
  • No Load Current: 80 mA (@ 12V)
  • Stall Current: 1A (@ 12V)
  • Insulation Resistance: 20 MOhm
  • Dielectric Strength: 250VDC
  • High Torque Construction
  • DC Reversible
  • Shaft Size: 6mm Diameter x 0.715” Length
  • Weight: 8.05 oz.

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  • Member #513990 / about 11 years ago / 1

    What are the motor constants for the motor? (Kv, Kt, and Kemf)

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