S3003 Plastic Gear Servo 60° Rotation

Name: S3003 Plastic Gear Servo 60° Rotation
SKU: TS-M113
Availability: InStock

This servo features a durable Plastic gear train, which significantly enhances its strength and reliability compared to plastic gear counterparts.

$10.95

4 in stock

This item: S3003 Plastic Gear Servo 60° Rotation

4 in stock

$10.95

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SKU: TS-M113

Categories:60 Degree Rotation, 90 Degree Rotation, Motors - Servo's, Servo motors

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The S3003 Plastic Gear Servo 60° Rotation with high torque up to 1.4 kg·cm at 6V. Featuring durable Plastic gears and dual ball bearings, it’s ideal for robotics, RC vehicles, and applications needing strong, reliable motion control.

Specifications:

60° Rotation
Weight: 38g: 44 x 20 x 40mm approx.
Stall torque: 3.2 kgf/cm at 4.8V, 4.1 kgf/cm at 6V
Operating speed: 0.23 s/60º at 4.8V, 0.19 s/60º at 6V
Operating voltage: 4.8V – 7.2V
Running Current 170Ma
Current draw at idle: 7.2mA
Stall Current 1.4A at 6V
Dead band width: 1 µs
Stable and shock-proof double ball bearing design
Gear Type: All Metal Gears
Servo Plug: JR (Fits JR and Futaba)
Connector Wire: Heavy Duty, 11.81″ (280mm)
Temperature range: 0 ºC – 55 ºC

Package Includes:

S3003 Plastic Gear Servo 60° Rotation
4 x Servo Arm
4 x Screws
4 x Spacer
4 x Brass Bushing

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