The N20-M4 x 55 12V 100RPM Coarse and Long Reduction Motor is engineered for applications requiring controlled linear movement in a compact form factor. Its integrated M4 coarse threaded shaft and long reduction gearbox provide stable motion with increased torque for small automation projects. Operating at 12V DC, the motor offers a 100 RPM no-load speed and 80 RPM load speed, making it suitable for mechanisms that demand precision rather than high speed. The 298:1 reduction ratio enhances torque output while ensuring smooth and consistent operation. With a rated torque of 2.00 kg/cm and stall torque of 16.00 kg/cm, this miniature screw geared motor is ideal for DIY robotics, miniature actuators, positioning systems, and compact linear drive applications. Features: Compact N20 screw geared DC motor Operates on 12V DC supply 100 RPM no-load speed Long M4 coarse threaded output shaft High 298:1 reduction gearbox Delivers stable low-speed operation High torque for linear motion applications Suitable for DIY and automation projects Specifications: Product Type: N20 Screw Geared Motor Operating Voltage: 12V DC No-load Speed: 100 RPM Load Speed: 80 RPM Reduction Mechanism: Long Reduction Gearbox Output Type: M4 x 55 Coarse Threaded Shaft Rated Torque: 2.00 kg/cm Rated Current: 300 mA Stall Torque: 16.00 kg/cm Stall Current: 300 mA Reduction Ratio: 298:1 Weight: 13 g Package Includes: 1 x N20-M4 x 55 12V 100RPM Coarse and Long Reduction Motor, N20 Screw Geared Motor, Miniature Thread Motor
Specifications
| Motor Type | N20 Screw Geared Motor |
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| Thread Type | M4 x 55 Coarse Thread |
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| No-load Speed | 100 RPM |
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| Rated Torque | 2.00 kg/cm |
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| Rated Current | 300 mA |
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| Stall Torque | 16.00 kg/cm |
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| Rated Voltage | 12V DC |
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| Reduction Ratio | 298:1 |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.015 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 6 × 6 × 2 cm |
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