12V High Torque Workhorse Turbine Worm Gear Motor With 8mm Shaft 3 RPM Geared Drive For Electric Fireplaces And Small Appliances Like Fans Heaters Displays Toys Lighting Fixtures Craft Projects And HVAC Air Guides
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12V High-Torque Worm Gear Motor with 8mm Shaft, 3 RPM
✔️ 3 RPM, 1W rated power, 100 kg.cm max torque, 12V DC, 8mm shaft
✅ Cylindrical Handle: 30.75x56.89 mm (Dia x L); Motor Head: 58.16x39.44x26.67 mm (L x W x T)
✅ Shaft: 8x15.73 mm (Dia x L); Shaft D Type: 6.95x13.35 mm (W x L)
✅ Screw Thread: M4; Screw Hole Distance: 36.5x24.5 mm
✅ Wire Length: 19.6 cm
✅ Package: 1 motor with bracket plate and 8 screws
✅ Gear is metal material, offering higher torque, corrosion resistance, and fast heat dissipation; copper coil on a single shaft for good conductivity
✔️ 3 RPM, 1W rated power, 100 kg.cm max torque, 12V DC, 8mm shaft
This geared motor delivers slow, high-torque rotation for compact devices and displays. It's commonly used in air guide mechanisms for fans and HVAC units, turntables for microwaves, rotating lights, Christmas trees, electric tables, shelves, and other small appliances.
✅ Model: 31ZY; Voltage: DC 12V; Speed: 3 RPM; Rated Power: 1W; Max Torque: 100 kg.cm✅ Cylindrical Handle: 30.75x56.89 mm (Dia x L); Motor Head: 58.16x39.44x26.67 mm (L x W x T)
✅ Shaft: 8x15.73 mm (Dia x L); Shaft D Type: 6.95x13.35 mm (W x L)
✅ Screw Thread: M4; Screw Hole Distance: 36.5x24.5 mm
✅ Wire Length: 19.6 cm
✅ Package: 1 motor with bracket plate and 8 screws
✅ Gear is metal material, offering higher torque, corrosion resistance, and fast heat dissipation; copper coil on a single shaft for good conductivity
💡 What is a 12V worm gear motor used for in hobby projects? This handy geared motor provides slow, high-torque rotation for compact spaces and small machines. - Applications include turning displays, rotating lights, fans, and small appliances - Helpful for DIY projects like model displays, craft devices, and home automation - Choose the right reduction ratio to balance speed and torque for your project
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