100W BLDC Worm Gear Motor, 12V/ 24V/ 48V

Buy a bldc motor worm gear motor at affordable price. 3-phase DC worm gear motor works at 2000 rpm rated speed, gear ratio from 7.5:1 to 80:1 are available. Low speed 100W DC worm gear motor is suitable for small motor configuration high-speed ratio, the installation space is limited occasions, large torque output.

Specifications

Note: Power, Voltage, Speed, Shaft, Motor Length, and Motor Lead of BLDC Motors can be customized.

Allowable Torque with Gear Head

Note:

• This torque value is the rated output value of the reducer, not the final motor + output torque value T after reducer.
• The formula for calculating the output torque after the final motor + reducer: T = rated torque of the motor * reduction ratio * 0.6, and T≤ rated allowable output torque value of the reducer.

Dimensions (Unit: mm)

Mounting screws are included with the gearhead

Speed-Torque Curve

• Instantaneous maximum torque line
  The maximum torque momentarily impacts the load when the motor is started.
  Beyond this torque, the over-current protection of the driver will cause the motor to stop.
• Short-time operation area
  The motor can run for a short time within this torque range at different speeds.
  If the operation time is too long, the motor will generate heat, which may cause the motor to stop or burn.
• Rated operating torque line
  The rated torque of the motor runs at different speeds, and the motor can run for a long time at this torque.
• Continuous operating area
  When the motor rotates at different speeds, it runs continuously in this corresponding zone.

Tips: What are the functions of 100W BLDC worm gear motor?

100W DC worm gear motor is a type of high-performance gear motor. It can decrease the speed and increase the output torque at the same time. The torque output ratio is multiplied by the motor output and the reduction ratio, but cannot exceed the rated torque of the reducer.

Deceleration reduces the inertia of the load at the same time, and the reduction of inertia is the square of the reduction ratio. Generally, motors have an inertia value.