Motor Mounting Kit for Plastic Gear Motor

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Weight: 5 gms
Price: Rs.11.80

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Introduction

Motor Mounting Kit is designed for mounting for Plastic Gear Motors from NEX Robotics. Kit includes necessary nuts and bolts required for the mounting.

Specifications

Compatibility: Single and Duel Shaft, Straight and Right Angled Plastic Gear Motors from NEX Robotics.
Material: Stainless Steel
Size: Motor mounting side: Height 25mm, Width 12mm
Bracket mounting side: Height 20mm, Width 38mm
Hole on the motor mounting side: 3mm diameter
Holes on chassis side: Two holes of 3mm diameter

Mounting procedure:
Step 1: Remove both the screw from Plastic Gear Motors.

Step 2: mount Motor mount bracket on chassis using nuts and bolts (included)

Step 3: Mount the motor on the Stainless Steel bracket

Your Robot is ready for action

Omni robot with plastic gear motor.

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