The GA12-N20 3V 60RPM Micro DC Metal Gear Reduction Motor combines a high-quality DC motor with a durable all-metal gearbox to provide dependable low-speed performance in a compact package. Compared to conventional plastic gear motors, the metal gear train offers superior wear resistance, higher load capacity, and extended operational life. Its compact dimensions allow easy integration into space-constrained designs while maintaining efficient power consumption and smooth motion. Whether you're building a robotic platform, a miniature conveyor, an automated mechanism, or an IoT-enabled device, this motor delivers consistent performance and reliable torque for precision applications. Designed for hobbyists, students, and engineers, the GA12-N20 60RPM motor is an excellent solution for projects requiring compact size, controlled speed, and long-lasting durability. Features : Compact GA12-N20 micro DC geared motor Operates on 3V DC with 60RPM no-load speed High torque output for low-speed precision applications Durable all-metal gearbox for extended service life Precision 3mm D-type output shaft Lightweight and compact for easy installation Smooth operation with low power consumption Specifications : Product Type: Micro DC Metal Gear Motor Motor Type: DC Geared Motor Model: GA12-N20 Operating Voltage: 3V DC Rated Speed: 60 RPM Gearbox Type: Metal Gear Reduction Gearbox Gearbox Cross Section: 10 × 12mm Gear Material: Metal Output Shaft: D-Type Single Side Shaft Shaft Diameter: 3mm Shaft Length: 9mm Mounting Type: Screw Mount Weight: 12g Package Includes: 1 x GA12-N20 3V 60RPM Micro DC Metal Gear Reduction Motor
Specifications
| Motor Type | DC Geared Motor |
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| Output Shaft | D-Type Single Side Shaft |
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| Shaft Diameter | 3mm |
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| Shaft Length | 9mm |
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| Rated Speed | 60 RPM |
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| Gearbox Cross Section | 10 × 12mm |
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| Operating Voltage | 3V DC |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.012 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 7 × 7 × 3 cm |
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