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SKU: SF-ROB-13656

This NEMA 23 bipolar stepper motor delivers 125 oz·in of holding torque with 200 steps per revolution (1.8° step angle). Equipped with extra-long 600 mm AWG22 wires, it's designed for CNC applications where longer cable runs are needed. Stepper motors provide precise position control without the...

SKU: LB-LR0149

The EasyDriver is a simple stepper motor driver board based on the Allegro A3967 IC. It accepts a digital step/direction input (3.3 V or 5 V logic) and drives bi-polar stepper motors (4, 6, or 8 wire) at any voltage within the 7–30 V supply range. The board features adjustable current control fr...

SKU: SF-ROB-10848

These steppers have a threaded shaft, which allows them to be used as a linear actuator. As the motor runs, it moves along the shaft at a specific rate of 1cm per 5 full rotations. These are a good choice for linear motion where precision and repeatability are important. Note: It looks like the ...

SKU: SF-ROB-11696

This is our new Hobby Motor now with a 6mm, 10 tooth, gear to make your basic projects a little simpler to manage. It works well for basic things like making a fan or spinning something pretty fast without much resistance. The motor has a normal operating voltage range of 1.0 to 3.0VDC but can...

SKU: DF-DRI0023

INTRODUCTION Do you want to do some projects with stepper motors such as a drafting instrument, a 3D printer, an auto curtain......? As we all know, regular stepper motors are hard to drive, but with this stepper motor shield, you can easily drive 2 stepper motors vi...

SKU: DF-SER0039

A compact 9g micro servo with metal gears, delivering 1.8 kgf·cm of torque at 4.8V. The metal gear train provides significantly better durability than plastic versions, especially in robotics applications where the servo is in near-constant motion. With a 180° operating angle and a 320:1 reducti...

SKU: PL-1125

A compact, inexpensive brushed DC motor with a 120:1 plastic reduction gearbox, well suited for small robot builds. The motor is rated for 4.5V but runs comfortably in the 3–6V range. The gearbox output shaft is a 3mm D-shape, offset from and parallel to the motor shaft. A built-in safety clutch ...

SKU: LB-LS0112-280

The JGA25-370 is a compact 12V DC gear motor with metal gears, delivering 280 RPM at 12V. This variant does not include a speed encoder, making it a simpler and more affordable option for projects that don't require closed-loop feedback. Key Features 280 RPM – At 12V nominal voltage Metal Gea...

SKU: SF-ROB-12285

This compact micro gearmotor features a full metal gear train with a 298:1 ratio, delivering high torque in a small form factor. Operating from 6–12V, it provides up to 90 RPM and 70 oz·in of stall torque, making it ideal for small robotics and mechanical projects. The reversible DC motor sports...

SKU: DF-DFR1199 · MPN: DFR1199

An all-in-one stepper motor module combining the 28BYJ-48 geared stepper with an A4988 driver on a single board. The simplified 4-pin interface (STEP, DIR, 5V, GND) connects directly to Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or ESP32 – no complex wiring required. Key Features Integrated Motor + Driver – Singl...

SKU: DF-FIT0468

This compact micro metal gear motor features a 50:1 gear ratio and a D-profile metal output shaft, making it ideal for small robotics platforms and wheeled projects. The shaft dimensions are compatible with Pololu 42×19mm and 32×7mm wheels. The motor comes with a PH2.0 connector for solderless w...

SKU: DF-FIT0579

This motor has a long (0.365" or 9.27 mm), D-shaped metal output shaft that matches the Pololu wheel 42x19mm and 32x7mm. The brass faceplate has two mounting holes threaded for M1.6 screws (1.6 mm diameter, 0.35 mm thread pitch), or you can use the mounting bracket or extended mounting bracke...

SKU: AF-807

Run four solenoids, two DC motors or one bi-polar or uni-polar stepper with up to 600mA per channel using the L293D. These are perhaps better known as "the drivers in our Adafruit Motorshield". If you accidentally damaged the drivers in a shield, you can use one of these puppies to replace it....

SKU: DF-FIT0489-C

INTRODUCTION The turbo metal gear worm motor uses a metal gear box for durability and a high torque output. Due to the special mechanical structure of the worm drive the motor output shaft is self locking and can not be rotated. (From wikipedia) This...

SKU: PL-2267

A NEMA 17 hybrid bipolar stepper motor with a 1.8° step angle (200 steps per revolution). Each phase draws 1.7 A at 2.8 V, delivering a holding torque of 3.7 kg·cm. Four colour-coded wires with bare leads connect to two coils: black/green for one coil, red/blue for the other. Best driven with a ...

SKU: AF-2424

This stepper motor is a little different than the large NEMA-17 types you may be used to. These are often used in gauges for motorcycles and cars to replace the old-style fully-analog type. They have extremely fine step precision of about 1/2 a degree per step, 600 steps for single stepping, f...

SKU: DF-FIT0441

INTRODUCTION   This is a motor revolution: a new DC brushless motor with built-in motor driver. It can be conncected to Arduino directly without external motor driver. Whatsmore, the motor comes with directional control, PWM speed control and speed feedback output, which make this motor t...

SKU: DF-DFR1230 · MPN: DFR1230

This Gravity DAC module converts I2C or PWM digital signals into stable analogue voltage or current outputs for control and automation projects. Built around the GP8630N chip, it supports output modes such as ±10V, 0-5V, 0-10V and 4-20mA, with 16-bit resolution available in I2C mode.The symmetric...

SKU: PI-COM0805

Our ever popular micro metal gearmotor, now available with a solderless push header shim for ease of prototyping! Connect your motor to your project with some jumper jerky and you're good to go! This gearmotor is a miniature brushed DC motor with a metal gearbox available in a range of ge...

SKU: AF-324

A stepper motor to satisfy all your robotics needs! This 4-wire bipolar stepper has 1.8° per step for smooth motion and a nice holding torque. The motor was specified to have a max current of 350mA so that it could be driven easily with an Adafruit motor shield for Arduino (or other motor driv...