DC3V 30RPM N20 High Torque Speed Reduction Motor 3mm Shaft Miniature
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The DC3V N20 High Torque Speed Reduction Motor is a compact miniature geared motor designed for DIY electronics, RC hobby projects, robotics, and small mechanical applications. Featuring a durable metal gearbox, 3mm D-shaped shaft, and low-speed 30RPM operation, this motor provides reliable torque performance in a small form factor.
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Specifications
- Product Type Miniature DC Gear Reduction Motor
- Model GA12-N20
- Operating Voltage DC 3V
- Speed 28-30 RPM
- Metal Motor Material
- Motor Size 17 × 12mm (Length × Diameter)
- Shaft Diameter 3mm
- Shaft Type D-Shaped Shaft
- Shaft Length 10mm
- Total Motor Length 37mm

Durable Metal Gearbox Construction

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