HilitandDC 24V 35W Mini DC Gear Motor Metal Speed Adjustable Large Motor CW/CCW(24V 150rpm)

For a printer

I use these on 2 and 4 frame honey extractors. This is to say they do not run that often, but when they do the environment is hot and messy and sticky. Using the 24V 300rpm versions. One direct drive ( 2-frame) and one reduced through 48/20 gearing (4-frame unit). I am impressed with the operation of these small motors.

I needed high torgue with average speed. These motors rock!

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Using 12v supply to run this motor, it is generating enough torque to move my drill press table up and down. Have used for about 3 weeks of intermittent use, and so far, so good. Longevity remains to be demonstrated. At this point, I would buy another of these if needed for a similar purpose.

warmth? thickness? not applicable!

This motor has extreme torque at first but locked up and the gears broke after 15 days from only lifting 6 pounds.

It was nice and quiet when I ran it the first time, then I attached crank arm for reciprocating motion conversion and the bearings were quickly damaged by non-axial forces and it is pretty noisy now. I expect complete failure soon. This probably be fine if coupled to a straight bearing supported lead screw via flexible coupler or to parallel supported shaft via gears. I would not trust it for belt coupled systems.

bon produit

Seems to work as intended, a little on the noisy side, but it's not the concerning part. Perhaps not so much as concerning as much as inaccurate. The rpm's for this geared motor should be 150rpm max at 24v, it's more like 200 rpm at 24v. It's 150 rpm at 18.08v and 200 at 24v.I'll have to live with it using a speed control.

The 12volts 30 rpm version as very good torque, well built. Unfortunately, it’s a noisy motor. I needed very very quiet one for my application.