Micro motor features
The main difference between our DC micro motors and conventional DC motors is in the rotor. The rotor doesn’t have an iron primary but includes a self-supporting skew-wound copper winding. This featherweight rotor has an extremely low moment of inertia, and it rotates without cogging. The result is the outstanding dynamics of our motors. For low power 
micro motors, commutation systems using precious metals will be the optimum solution because of their low contact level of resistance.
Our precious steel commutated motors range in proportions from just 6 mm to 22 mm in diameter.
We complete the drive system by providing a variety of additional hightech standard components including high res encoders, precision gearheads, and drive electronics. We focus on the modification of their drive systems to fi t the customer’s particular program requirements. Common modifications include vaccuum compatibility, extreme temperature compatibility, modified shaft geometry, extra voltage types, custom micro motor leads and connectors, and much more.
Micro motor benefits
Perfect for battery operated devices
No cogging
Extremely low Drive Chain current consumption – low starting voltage
Highly dynamic performance due to a low inertia, low inductance winding
Light and compact
Precise speed control
Simple to control because of the linear performance characteristics