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MightyZAP Limit Switch 22mm Cored motor

MightyZAP Limit Switch 22mm Cored motor

  • two versions
  • 7,4V and 12V
  • Simple control via limit switch
  • Low failure rate

Description

The MightyZAP Limit Switch 22mm Cored motor has simple control via a limit switch. The wiring and installation is kept just as simple, so the failure rate is low. This product features 22mm stroke and has a rated load of 12N.

The Cored motor is available in two versions: 7.4V or 12V.

Possible applications: Medical and laboratory equipment, vending and gaming machines, robotics, automation (factory / home / agriculture, etc.), production and testing equipment, UAV (fixed wing / helicopter / multicopter, etc.), DYI, education, hobby, etc.

Features

  • 500μm unidirectional repeatability & position feedback.
  • Core motor
  • Intelligent overload protection
  • Sensors jamming or over 50% duty cycle (can be overridden).
  • Compact size for confined spaces
  • Diverse mounting solutions
  • Removable and 90° rotatable hinge construction (patented)
  • Options for motor voltage: 7.4 V, 12 V

Technical Data

  • Rated Load/Max. Speed (No Load): 12N / 10mm/s
  • Applicable Max Load / Max. Speed(No Load): 24N / 10mm/s
  • Gear Ratio: 10:1
  • Gear Type: Engineering Plastic Gears

Scope of delivery

  • 1 x MightyZAP Limit Switch 22mm Cored motor

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Version 
€ 122,95
incl. 19% VAT , plus shipping costs
  • Must be ordered. Ready for shipment in 21 days after order.

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