Threaded shaft motor

These are durable. I took a chance and repowered two solar fans with these (one each fan). They went strong all summer. I have a 200 watt, 12 volt solar panel running two fans powered by these motors and a third fan with a brushless motor meant to run on solar panels. These little motors spin at much lower RPMs than rated and operate in temps up to 160 degrees in my solar wood drying kiln all summer. I suppose the fan application helps keep them cooler but the ambient temps are very high. They probably ran at higher wattage than rated every day all summer in that environment. Good little motors.

Not high torque but a good motor nonetheless.

Working great

Easy to setup. The motor runs extremely smoothly and the mounting bracket ensures it's held into place. I used it for a inboard jet motor on my canoe. Still running strong to this day. Great diy motor

Motor worked great. Good quality. Very smooth and quiet when tested in both directions. Much quieter than I expected, almost silent. Tested at 19V with a Motor Controller 0.3A at 50% and 0.4A at 100% no load. The shaft thread and nut well machined. I am very happy with this purchase. Planning on buying another one.

Horrible product did not even generate any electricity and did not even work when it was powered. 0/10

The description showed some uses for the motor such as a mixer motor. Well I was going to use it as a custom mixer to mix stuff like seeds for drying. At low speed, just touching the motor shaft stops it dead. But at high speed the torque seems good.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Not matter what VS. Rather if fit my project, had list are pile anyway save them for next project. I am test made it hotter Motor. Wrong number of voltage/Ma Be look up if in 12v , 12V 2.5A power supply would be more suitable. But test with coleman Power supply. Output 12v/5.0a. is bad ideal it 5.0a not fit in cause hot rise to over 70°C and unplug for saved my motor to not ruin and show video. Why several people complaining their motors burn into melt or ruin because rule max of ma and a for voltage 12 and 24 voltage differential from they plug with of electrical. If fit right amount of power supply to motor could be no problem. If wanna add heat sink cover motor to keep cool off if wanna high rpm with 24 v and 12 v. Best test and follow rule of electrical supply before use motor. Or too bad it ruin your project. I am just test them and doing risk but noticed not accepting 5.0a Thank .