Orange Planetary Gear DC Motor 12V 40 RPM 81 N-cm PG28M395-126K IR Proximity Sensor with SMD UNO Compatible with Arduino 0 compliance

Name: Orange Planetary Gear DC Motor 12V 40 RPM 81 N-cm PG28M395-126K IR Proximity Sensor with SMD UNO Compatible with Arduino 0 compliance
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 34829403258
Price: 785.88 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4779 (22 reviews)

SKU 34829403258 ★ 4.5

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Orange Planetary Gear DC Motor 12V 40 RPM 81 N cm PG28M395 126K IR Proximity Sensor with SMD UNO Compatible with Arduino 0 compliance 0 compliance Contact support for RMA authorization The Orange brand designation indicates this motor features distinctive orange colored casing for easy identification in complex mechanical assemblies Compact 28mm Gearbox Housing: Integrated reduction mechanism in space efficient form factor enables integration into robotic arms

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