121mm High Strength Wheel

Product ID: NR-W-121mm-SHW
Weight: 134 gms
Price: Rs.598.50

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Introduction

121mm High Strength Wheel designed for Super Hercules Planetary Gear DC Motor. It gives very good traction on any surface. This wheel is most suitable for high performance robots, Robocon, Robocup, US First, Battle robots etc. Wheel has 12.7mm bore with 3mm key for firm fit on the motor shaft. Wheel is made up of high strength polymer and bonded with 8mm thick high quality rubber.

Recommended Motor

Super Hercules DC Motor with Planetary Gearbox

Specifications

Diameter: 121mm
Bore (hole) diameter: 12.7mm
Wheel Thickness: 20mm
Weight: 30gms
Load capacity: 20Kg

Product contains One 121mm High Strength Wheel


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