The N20-M4 x 55 6V 200RPM Coarse and Long Reduction Motor is a compact screw geared motor designed for applications requiring controlled linear motion and reliable power transmission. Featuring an M4 x 55mm coarse threaded lead screw, it is suitable for DIY automation projects, miniature actuators, smart mechanisms, and robotics. Operating on a 6V DC power source, the motor delivers a no-load speed of 200RPM for smooth and consistent movement. Its durable construction and precision manufacturing ensure dependable performance and extended service life. The compact N20 form factor allows easy integration into space-constrained designs, while the threaded shaft simplifies linear motion conversion without requiring additional transmission components. This motor is an excellent choice for engineers, students, hobbyists, and prototype developers seeking an efficient miniature screw drive solution. Features: Compact N20 screw geared motor design M4 × 55mm coarse threaded lead screw Operates efficiently on 6V DC supply 200RPM no-load speed for controlled motion Durable construction for long service life Precision design for smooth performance Suitable for compact linear motion applications Easy integration into DIY and automation projects Specifications: Product Type: N20 Screw Geared Motor Motor Type: Gear Reduction Motor Operating Voltage: DC 6~12V No-load Speed: 200 RPM Thread Type: M4 × 55mm Coarse Thread Thread Length: 55mm Thread Size: M4 Weight: 13 g Package Includes: 1 x N20-M4 x 55 6V 200RPM Coarse and Long Reduction Motor, N20 Screw Geared Motor, Miniature Thread Motor
Specifications
| Product Type | N20 Screw Geared Motor |
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| Motor Type | Gear Reduction Motor |
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| Operating Voltage | DC 6~12V |
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| No-load Speed | 200 RPM |
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| Thread Type | M4 × 55mm Coarse Thread |
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| Thread Length | 55mm |
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| Thread Size | M4 |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.016 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 8 × 6 × 2 cm |
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