Micro Metal Gearmotors With Extended Motor Shafts

Compact brushed DC metal gearmotors with small metal gearboxes and extended D-shaped output shafts provide tailored motion where space and durability matter. Wide-ranging gear ratios and motor power classes let designs trade speed for torque to suit slow, high-force actuators or faster, lower-torque drives.

Common uses include small robot drivetrains, gearbox stages for manipulators, pan and tilt assemblies, and direct coupling to wheels or encoders. Key attributes are robust metal gears for long running life, a compact footprint for tight layouts, extended shafts for easy mechanical coupling, and straightforward electrical compatibility with typical motor drivers. Variants differ in torque, speed and shaft configuration.