Mini Metal DC Geared Motor (6V 570RPM 1.5Kg*cm)

This is an awesome mini DC motor equipped with a 1:35 reduction box. It's incredibly compact, taking up hardly any space. With durable metal gears, it's built to last. The D - shape shaft makes motor installation a breeze. It runs at a no - load speed of 570rpm and makes very little noise. To keep your motor in top shape, here are some key points: Don't overload the motor to protect its lifespan. Avoid storing or using it in high - temperature or extremely humid conditions as this can impact its performance and longevity. When soldering the power supply's positive and negative motor terminals, if the soldering iron temperature is between 340 °C ± 40 °C, keep the heating time within 3 seconds to prevent plastic parts in the motor from overheating and deforming. Never let the motor shaft get stuck; a stuck shaft will cause the motor to burn out. Always use the motor within the specified voltage range. **SPECIFICATION** - Voltage: 6V - Direction of rotation: two - way - Reduction ratio: 1:35 - No - load current: ≤ 170mA - No - load speed: 570rpm - Load torque: 400g.cm - Load speed: 400rpm - Load current: ≤ 900 - Stall torque: 1.5kg.cm - Stall current: 3.4A - Shaft length: 10mm - Shaft diameter: 3mm D - shaped shaft - Weight: 25g - Size: 12*13 - R15.5*38mm (without motor output shaft)

Using your mini metal DC geared motor is easy. First, make sure to connect it within the 6V voltage range specified. You can use it for various small - scale projects thanks to its two - way rotation. When installing, the D - shape shaft helps you fit it in place quickly. Now, for the important stuff. Avoid overloading the motor. Think of it like asking a small athlete to carry a huge weight; it'll wear out fast. Also, keep it away from high - heat or super - humid spots. Just like you don't like to be in a really hot and damp room all the time, the motor doesn't either. If you need to solder the power terminals, set your soldering iron to between 340 °C ± 40 °C and heat for no more than 3 seconds. This stops the plastic parts inside from getting all warped. And always check that the motor shaft can move freely. If it gets stuck, it's like the motor's heart stopping, and it'll burn out. For maintenance, there's not much to do. Just keep it clean and dry, and it'll serve you well for a long time.