Makermotor3/8" D Shaft 12V DC Reversible Electric Gear Motor 100 RPM
Details
- BrandMakermotor
- Model Namegear
- Speed100 RPM
- Voltage12 Volts
- Horsepower60 Watts
Description
⚙️ Power Up Your Projects with Precision!
- COMPACT DESIGN - 3/8" D shaft fits seamlessly into your designs.
- SMOOTH OPERATION - 100 RPM ensures efficient and reliable performance.
- ROBUST PERFORMANCE - 60 Watts of rated load for demanding applications.
- UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY - Transform your projects with precision and power.
- VERSATILE REVERSIBILITY - Easily switch directions for ultimate control.
The Makermotor 3/8" D Shaft 12V DC Reversible Electric Gear Motor delivers a robust 100 RPM speed with a rated load of 60 Watts and a torque of 3 N-m, making it an ideal choice for a variety of applications. Its compact 3/8" D shaft design ensures compatibility with numerous setups, while the reversible feature offers flexibility in operation.
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Reviews
D**K
Glad I got this!
Perfect for use with 3pt tractor snowblower chute rotation
R**S
reduction gearmotor 100 rpm
I use it for a small end mill for soft metals. Exactly what I need. Plenty of torque
L**N
Snowblower, turn shoot motor
Use this motor on my snowblower. Seems like it is built well. The only thing I’m not impressed with is the speed but it’s still works pretty well. It takes 10 seconds to go side to side.
R**R
Good
It does what I wanted
A**R
Automated my shooting range
Motor works perfect. It sends target trolley out about one 100 feet in less than a minute.
K**F
Very nice motor!
I used several of these, seem to be well made, lots of torque. I would recommend them!
N**C
Not Enough Torque
I was looking for a DC motor capable of raising and lowering a rack and pinion style drill press table. After conferring with Maker Motor via email on several occasions , and explaining to them how this would be used, they said it should work. The motor seems to be well built and offers significant torque, it failed miserably for my purpose. While the motor shaft did rotate, it went from its spec'd 100 rpm to about 1 rpm using their recommended power supply. So, while I can't criticize the manufacturer, I can say that their advice was far from accurate.
M**D
Lots of torque!
Has plenty of torque for a power feed for my mill X axis but it was too slow for rapid transits. Will end up using it for raising & lowering the mill head instead, don't need the speed for that.
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