Offset Dual Servo Bracket(Left)

Product ID: NR-RMP-005
Weight: 48 gms
Price: Rs.99.64

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Introduction

Offset Dual Servo Bracket(Left) is designed for the standard size servo motors. Used where you need to make wrist rotate or as a biceps rotation on a robotic arms. Fits good for the shoulder and elbow joints of a robots. Use NRS-995 Servo Motors for reliable torque and smooth motion.

Specifications

Material: 1.5mm thick Aluminium
Weight: 23gms
Black mat finished powder coating

Important: Due to the nature of manufacturing process metal part may have slight rough unfinished edges.

Dimensions

Kit contains

1 Qty - Offset Dual Servo Bracket(Left)
8 Qty - M3, 6mm star washer bolts and M3 nuts
4 Qty - M3, 8mm star washer bolts and M3 nuts
4 Qty - M3, Star, 6.5mm Type AB No.2 Screws for servo horn mount
1 Qty - M3, 12mm star bolt and M3 nuts

ROHS Compliant : NO

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