Your cart is currently empty!
Tag: 30150mm
12V 30-150MM 95RPM Adjustable Cycling Reciprocating Motor Linear Actuator DIY US
12V 30-150MM 95RPM Adjustable Cycling Reciprocating Motor Linear Actuator DIY US
Price : 69.99
Ends on : N/A
View on eBay
Are you looking for a versatile and adjustable linear actuator for your DIY projects? Look no further than the 12V 30-150MM 95RPM Adjustable Cycling Reciprocating Motor Linear Actuator! This motor is perfect for a wide range of applications, from robotics to home automation.With a voltage of 12V and a speed of 95RPM, this linear actuator is powerful and efficient. The adjustable cycling feature allows you to customize the stroke length from 30mm to 150mm, giving you the flexibility to tailor the actuator to your specific needs.
Whether you’re building a custom automated system or looking to upgrade your existing setup, this DIY linear actuator is a great choice. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to take your projects to the next level with the 12V 30-150MM 95RPM Adjustable Cycling Reciprocating Motor Linear Actuator!
#12V #30150MM #95RPM #Adjustable #Cycling #Reciprocating #Motor #Linear #Actuator #DIY, Actuator
DIY Reciprocating Cycle Linear Actuator 24V 120rpm Stroke 30-150mm Adjustable
DIY Reciprocating Cycle Linear Actuator 24V 120rpm Stroke 30-150mm Adjustable
Price : 145.99
Ends on : N/A
View on eBay
Are you looking to create your own reciprocating cycle linear actuator for your next project? Look no further! In this post, we will guide you through the process of building a DIY Reciprocating Cycle Linear Actuator with a 24V motor, 120rpm speed, and adjustable stroke length of 30-150mm.Materials needed:
– 24V DC motor with 120rpm speed
– Linear actuator rod
– Adjustable brackets
– Power supply
– Tools (screwdriver, wrench, drill)Instructions:
1. Begin by attaching the linear actuator rod to the 24V DC motor. Make sure it is securely fastened to prevent any wobbling or misalignment.
2. Next, mount the motor onto a stable surface, such as a wooden board or metal frame, using adjustable brackets. This will ensure the motor stays in place during operation.
3. Connect the power supply to the motor and test the rotation to ensure it is functioning properly.
4. Adjust the stroke length of the linear actuator by moving the brackets along the rod. This will allow you to customize the movement range from 30-150mm.
5. Once you have set the desired stroke length, secure the brackets in place to prevent any movement during operation.
6. Test the reciprocating cycle linear actuator to ensure it is working smoothly and adjust as needed.With this DIY project, you can create a customized reciprocating cycle linear actuator with adjustable stroke length to fit your specific needs. Whether you are building a robotic arm, automated door opener, or any other project requiring linear motion, this DIY actuator will help you achieve your goals. So gather your materials and get started on building your own reciprocating cycle linear actuator today!
#DIY #Reciprocating #Cycle #Linear #Actuator #24V #120rpm #Stroke #30150mm #Adjustable
