MFA 918D151/1 Gearbox and Motor 15:1 4mm Shaft 1.5-3.0V

Name: MFA 918D151/1 Gearbox and Motor 15:1 4mm Shaft 1.5-3.0V
Brand: MFA
Price: 7.80 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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37-1085

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Brand: MFA Copy to clipboard MPN: 918D151/1 Copy to clipboard EAN-13: 5014111918111

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Single ratio metal gearbox with 15:1 gear ratio and 1.5 to 3V voltage rating, suitable for a host of model and light industrial applications. These gearboxes are constructed from steel and brass and housed in a protective plastic cover which prevents ingress of dust and dirt and protects the user against accidental contact with the gears. The motor is fitted with a bracket with four fixing holes for easy mounting to a flat surface.

A voltage regulator employing pulse width modulation is also available, allowing infinitely variable motor rpm to be set.

Nominal Voltage	1.5 to 3V
Max Torque	0.2Ncm
Speed (No Load)	319rpm
Speed (Max Torque)	604rpm
Current (No Load)	N/A
Current (Max Torque)	N/A
Input Power (Max Torque)	1.6W

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02 February 2018 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 37-1085

Q. How heavy is it?

A. Hi Jimmy, thank you for your question. We can confirm the weight is 72 grams. Please see the data sheet.

13 July 2016 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 37-1085

Q. Hello, could you please tell me the full dimensions?

A. Hi Amber, thank you for your question. The general dimensions are in the data sheet page 3.

23 February 2013 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 37-1085

Q. how do you change the gear ratio?

A. Hi Jaiseo. Thank you for your question. The gear ratio is fixed. However the speed can be altered within a certain range by varying the voltage input. The motors are available with different ratios but this cannot be changed. Select a motor with the closest ratio to the speed you require then regulate the voltage to fine tune exactly.