12V/24V/36V/48V 200W BLDC Worm Gear Motor

200W worm gear BLDC motor offered at a competitive price. Ideal for electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and industrial equipment where high torque density and compact design are essential. Perfect for applications demanding reliable power in limited space.

Specification

Allowable Torque with Gear Head

Note:

• This torque value is the rated output value of the reducer, not the final motor + output torque value T after reducer.
• The formula for calculating the output torque after the final motor + reducer: T = rated torque of the motor * reduction ratio * 0.6, and T≤ rated allowable output torque value of the reducer.

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Mounting screws are included with the gearhead

Details

Speed - Torque Curve

 

• Instantaneous maximum torque line: The maximum torque momentarily impacts the load when the motor is started. Exceeding this level triggers the driver's over-current protection, shutting down the motor.
• Short-time operation area: The motor can operate within this torque range for limited periods at different speeds. Prolonged use generates excess heat, which may cause the motor to stop or burn.
• Rated operating torque line: The rated torque of the motor can sustain at different speeds for continuous, long-term operation.
• Continuous operating area: When the motor rotates at different speeds, it runs continuously in this corresponding zone.

Applications

Electronics Manufacturing

Printing Machinery

Industrial Robots

Laser Cutting Equipment

Q: How to extend the service life of a worm gear motor?

A: To extend the service life of a worm gear motor, follow these key practices:

• Regular Lubrication: Keep the gear properly lubricated with the correct type of gear oil or grease to reduce wear and heat buildup.
• Avoid Overloading: Operate within the rated torque and load capacity. Overloading increases stress on gears and shortens motor life.
• Maintain Proper Alignment: Ensure the motor and connected components are correctly aligned to prevent strain on the shaft and bearings.
• Keep It Clean: Protect the motor from dust, moisture, and debris, which can contaminate the gears and cause premature wear.
• Use Proper Voltage and Control: Supply stable, rated voltage and use a compatible motor controller to avoid stress from sudden starts, stops, or overvoltage.
• Allow for Cooling: Ensure proper ventilation or cooling in the operating environment to prevent overheating.
• Routine Inspections: Check for unusual noises, vibration, oil leakage, or wear regularly and service the unit promptly if issues are found.