CM5018WP coreless servo with fast response and high efficiency is perfect for 1/10th & 1/8th Scale RC rock crawlers. Featuring a wonderful 50Kgf.cm of torque along with a fast speed of 0.18sec/60°. The IP67 waterproof making it ideal for mud, swamp and other tough conditions. CM5018WP is also programmable, you can adjust the parameters as you demand. It is one of the most powerful servos of its kind. Features: Ultra High Torque: 50 Kgf·cm at 8.4V for powerful control, ideal for demanding applications. Fast Response: 0.18 sec/60° at 8.4V for quick, precise movements. IP67 Waterproof: Fully protected against dust and water immersion (up to 1 meter), perfect for mud, swamp, and tough outdoor conditions. Programmable: Allows customization of parameters like soft start and travel limits to suit your needs. Coreless DC Motor: High efficiency with smooth, fast response and reduced power loss. Dual Ball Bearings: Ensures smooth, reliable performance and reduced friction. Hardened Steel Gears: Durable gears designed to handle high torque and resist wear. Package Includes: 1 x CM5018WP Servo5 x Plastic Servo Horns (various options for installation)1 x Servo Horn Screw4 x Grommets (for vibration reduction)4 x Eyelets4 x Mounting Screws
Specifications
| Model | CM5018WP Coreless DC Motor Servo |
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| Torque | 50 Kgf·cm at 8.4V |
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| Speed | 0.18 sec/60° at 8.4V |
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| IP67 Waterproof | Dustproof & submersible |
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| Programmable | Adjustable settings |
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| Durable | Hardened steel gears & dual ball bearings |
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| Motor Type: | Coreless DC Motor |
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| Model No. / Name: | CM5018WP Servo |
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| Torque: | 50 Kgf·cm at 8.4V |
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| Voltage Range (V) | DC4.8V-8.4V |
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| No. of Bearings | Dual ball bearings |
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| Operating Frequecy | 1520μs/333Hz |
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| Weight (g): | 80g±10% |
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| Dimensions (L x W x H) mm | 40.5mm x 20.5mm x 41.3mm |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.08 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 6 × 5 × 5 cm |
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