Low Speed Turbo Worm Geared Motor Worm Gear Motor 12V 24V High Torque Worm Gearbox

The Micro Vibration Motor with Worm Gear is a compact and high-performance motor designed for a wide range of applications, from DIY projects to industrial automation. With a nominal voltage of 12V DC and a gear ratio of 1:37.3, this motor delivers high torque, low noise, and precise control, making it ideal for space-constrained systems. Its durable construction, self-locking mechanism, and variable speed options ensure reliable performance in demanding environments.

Key Features

1. High Torque Output:

   • Delivers 0.55 kg*cm rated torque and 2.2 kg*cm stall torque, ensuring strong power for demanding tasks.

2. Low Noise Operation:

   • Engineered for quiet performance, making it suitable for noise-sensitive environments like home automation and medical devices.

3. Self-Locking Mechanism:

   • The worm gear design prevents back-driving, ensuring stability and precise control.

4. Variable Ratio Options:

   • Offers 6 speed types: 40:1, 65:1, 150:1, 200:1, 260:1,,340:1 , 600:1,1000:1 allowing customization based on application needs.

5. Durable Construction:

   • Made with high-quality materials and 3 layers of high-density molecular coating, providing dust insulation, high-temperature resistance, and long service life.

6. Compact and Lightweight:

   • Dimensions: 77mm (L) × 26mm (W) × 32mm (H).

   • Hollow Shaft Design 

   • Weight: 160g, making it easy to integrate into small devices.

7. Widely Used in projects like:
   • DIY robotics and automation
   • Wheel drives for small robots
   • Window and door actuators
   • Camera pan/tilt systems
   • Automatic curtains and gates

JGY370 3V-6V DC Motor With Worm Gear Datasheet (370 without worm gear speed 6000rpm)

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JGY370 3V-24V DC Motor With Worm Gear (370 without worm gear speed 6000rpm)

Features and Details For JGY370 Low Speed Turbo Worm Geared Motor Worm Gear Motor 

Worm Gear Motors: Key Questions Answered

Worm gear motors are widely used in various industries due to their high torque output, compact design, and self-locking mechanism. Below are answers to some common questions about worm gear motors:

1. What Are the Cons of Worm Gears?

While worm gears offer many advantages, they also have some limitations:

• Lower Efficiency: Worm gears typically have lower efficiency (around 50%–90%) compared to other gear types due to sliding friction between the worm and gear.

• Heat Generation: The sliding action can generate significant heat, requiring proper lubrication and cooling.

• Limited Speed: Worm gears are not ideal for high-speed applications due to their design and friction.

• Cost: They can be more expensive to manufacture and maintain compared to simpler gear types.

2. Can Worm Gears Be Back-Driven?

• Self-Locking Mechanism: Worm gears are generally not back-driven because of their self-locking design. The angle of the worm thread prevents the gear from driving the worm, ensuring stability and safety in applications like lifts and conveyors.

• Exceptions: Some worm gears with high lead angles or special designs can be back-driven, but this is uncommon.

3. What Is the Difference Between Worm Gear Motors and Helical Gear Motors?

• Design:

  • Worm Gear Motors: Use a worm (screw-like shaft) and gear (wheel with teeth) to transmit motion at a 90-degree angle.

  • Helical Gear Motors: Use helical gears (angled teeth) to transmit motion between parallel or perpendicular shafts.

• Efficiency:

  • Worm Gears: Lower efficiency due to sliding friction.

  • Helical Gears: Higher efficiency due to rolling contact between teeth.

• Torque and Speed:

  • Worm Gears: Provide high torque at low speeds.

  • Helical Gears: Suitable for higher speeds and moderate torque.

• Self-Locking:

  • Worm Gears: Typically self-locking, preventing back-driving.

  • Helical Gears: Not self-locking, allowing bidirectional motion.