Electric Motor with Gearbox LEANToys 12V 10000RPM model 1722

Compact 12V electric motor with integrated gearbox LEANToys model 1722 designed to deliver high rotational speed and adapted torque for low-voltage applications. The unit operates at 12V and is rated for nominal speeds up to 10,000 RPM, combining a small electric motor and a reduction gearbox to produce a controlled, torque-optimized output suitable for lightweight mechanical drives. The compact form factor and integrated gearbox make it appropriate for installations where space is limited and steady high-RPM performance is required.

Advantages

The LEANToys 12V 10000RPM motor with gearbox provides a balance of speed and torque in a single compact assembly, reducing the need for separate coupling components. Its integrated gearbox converts high motor RPM into more usable output torque while maintaining a small footprint. The design is suitable for repeated start-stop use in hobby and educational environments and simplifies mechanical integration in small robots and models.

Suitable for

• Hobby electronics and DIY projects
• Small robotics and robotic actuators
• Model vehicles and motorized scale models
• Educational kits and prototyping

Key specifications

• Rated supply voltage: 12 V DC
• Nominal motor speed: approximately 10,000 RPM (no-load motor speed)
• Integrated reduction gearbox for increased output torque
• Compact mechanical form factor suitable for small assemblies
• Shaft output for direct coupling to gears, wheels or pulleys
• Intended for low-voltage, low- to moderate-load applications

How to use

Mount the motor securely in a chassis or bracket that supports its weight and aligns the output shaft with the driven components. Connect the 12V DC supply observing correct polarity; use an appropriate power source capable of supplying the motor's start-up and stall currents. For control of speed and direction, use a compatible motor driver or an H-bridge module and include appropriate fusing or current limiting. Ensure adequate ventilation and avoid prolonged operation at stall to prevent overheating.

Usage recommendations

Use the motor for light mechanical loads and short duty cycles typical of hobby robotics and models. Select gearing or pulley ratios that keep the motor within its recommended operating speed range under load, and include basic protection such as a fuse or current limiter and thermal management in continuous-use applications.