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DC Motor: Mini 12V DC Gear Motor, 50 rpm for Hobby Projects
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In Stock
Product ID # 3840
Part Number: MT-050
Quantity Discounts
| Quantity | Amount |
| 5 to 20 | $11.59 |
| 21 to 50 | $11.35 |
| 51 to 100 | $11.11 |
| 101 or more | $10.76 |
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Perfect for Hi-Power RC Boats, RC Cars, Robots, School Projects, and other Hobby Projects.
- 50 Max. RPM Ball Bearing
- Quiet Operation
- Exceptional Speed Control
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Motors are Tested before Shipping
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Operating Temperature: -10'C (14F) Min, 60'C (140F) Max
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Elevation: No impact
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Humidity: 75%
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| Horse Power Cont. |
0.8 W ( 60 mA no load)
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Length of Motor (excluding spindle) |
54 mm |
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Gear Ratio
Torque
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1: 80
0.12 Oz-Inch (0.1 N-CM)
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Diameter of Motor |
25 mm |
| Voltage & Current |
12 V DC |
Length of Spindle |
8 mm |
| RPM |
50 |
Diameter of Spindle (with a flat ) |
4 mm |
| Reversibility |
Reversible |
Weight per motor |
3 oz |
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Product Reviews
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Average Rating:
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Automatic fish feeder
Dayne Riley
(Oshkosh, WI)
5/11/2013 10:01 AM
I am looking to find a motor for a automatic fish feeder for a aquaponics system. I am wondering if anyone has tryed this motor for that or something of the sort any feedback is appreciated.:)
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50 rpm motor
(Unknown)
2/6/2008 2:49 PM
The 50 rpm motor that I bought worked great. I am making a movable robot with a arm and a claw to pick up objects for the disabled. So I needed a small and compact \ motor with high torque and power. The rpm had to be slow so the arm and the claw can be controlled smooth and easily. It was delivered quickly and efficiently. I got it very soon and it worked like a charm. When I hooked it up to my robot, it worked great. The motor had plenty of power to close and open the claw. The 50 rpm helped me a lot because it did not yank any of my components back and forth, but slowly moved them to where I needed them to be. Also, the high torque meant that it could easily move my arm, which was a necessity. Then, the other good thing about the motor was that it didnot need an insanely high amount of electricity to run it. It worked great with the 9 volt batteries that I already had. This was a big bonus. All I had to do was just attach the motor to the base of the robot with some zip ties and metal strippings and it worked like a charm. The claw was suppose to close with enough force to pick up about 5 pounds but it actually held items that are about 10 pounds. Another good thing about the company was that they made the shipping really safe. When I got the box and opened it, there were many things inside the box to protect the motor during shipping. First they had this plastic bags with air inside it to cushion the motors. These were 3 small plastic bags, that were joined together and was surround the smaller box which contained the motor. Then inside the smaller box, the motor was wrapped with a foam paper. I was really happy that this company had provided all these safety measures to protect my item; otherwise I would have to exchange it which would have taken a really long time and delayed my project by a lot.
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Coming Soon
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