Yes, the lower the voltage, the smaller the thrust.

Yes, the lower the voltage, the larger the current.

Because each product has different characteristics, we need to consult the technology

It is not recommended to replace it by ourselves.

We need to calculate the reduction ratio according to your requirements

Ø28, Ø45, Ø55, Ø63 according to the product model

The planetary reduction motor comes with a reducer, which has a built-in layer of 4 planetary gears and is of higher strength

Usually 45# steel is used

Usually 4500 rpm, 3800 rpm and 2600 rpm

The "30,000 cycles" lifespan for brushed motors is an ideal theoretical value. In practice, actual longevity **is usually shorter than 30 years** (when used 1,000 times annually) due to factors like load, temperature, voltage, and maintenance.

**Key points**:

- Theoretical lifespan is the **upper limit**, not a guaranteed duration.

- Typical actual lifespan with moderate use and maintenance: **10–25 years**.

- Harsh conditions or poor maintenance can reduce it to **<10 years**.

Power = current * voltage