Category: MECHANICS

Mechanics - Structural Components, Drives and Accessories

The Mechanics category includes components for building drive systems, mechanical structures, robots, machines, electronic devices, and automation systems. The range includes motors, servos, linear actuators, wheels, tracks, robot chassis, mounting components, enclosures, grippers, electromagnets, solenoid valves, and pumps. Available components can be used to generate motion, transfer mechanical power, build actuating mechanisms, and construct and protect complete devices.

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DAGU gearmotors; 4.5V with a no load current of 190mA while possessing a gearbox ratio of 48:1 and a wheel speed of 140 RPM unloaded. axis. ROB-13302

zł38.84
3 weeks

No product available!

ZP105.105.90JpH TM ABS-PC - Hermetic enclosure ZP105.105.90 with a light-colored bottom, transparent top, featuring a gasket and brass inserts, made of ABS-PC.

zł34.70
2 weeks

No product available!

ZP120.120.45UJpH TM ABS-PC - Hermetic enclosure ZP120.120.45 with a light-colored bottom with ears, transparent top with a gasket, and brass inserts, made of ABS-PC.

zł34.19
2 weeks

No product available!

ZP105.105.60SUJp-IP67 TM PC - Hermetic enclosure ZP105.105.60 with a light-colored bottom with ears, transparent top, featuring a poured gasket and brass inserts, made of PC.

zł51.00
2 weeks

No product available!

ZP120.120.45UJp TM PC - Plastic enclosure ZP120.120.45 with a light-colored bottom with ears, transparent top, and brass inserts, made of PC.

zł34.94
2 weeks

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ZP120.120.45UJp TM ABS-PC - Plastic enclosure ZP120.120.45 with a light-colored bottom with ears, transparent top, and brass inserts, made of ABS-PC.

zł33.21
2 weeks

No product available!

Motors, Servos and Actuators

Motors, servos, and actuators provide motion for robots, machines, and actuating mechanisms. Depending on the system design, DC motors, BLDC motors, stepper motors, servos, and linear actuators can be selected according to supply voltage, speed, torque, travel range, and control method.

Wheels, Tracks and Robot Chassis

Drive system components enable the construction of mobile platforms and robots designed to move across different surfaces. Wheels, tracks, ball casters, and robot chassis can be used to assemble mobile platforms and match the mechanical structure to the propulsion system, required load capacity, and intended movement characteristics.

Mounting Components and Brackets

Mounting components provide mechanical connections between parts and support the construction of complete devices. Brackets, mounts, and other structural accessories can be used to install motors, sensors, electronic boards, and additional components in robotics, automation, and prototyping projects.

Grippers, Electromagnets and Actuating Components

Grippers and electromagnets can be used to build mechanisms for gripping, holding, and moving objects. Combined with suitable drives and control systems, they can be integrated into robotic manipulators, automation mechanisms, and prototype systems.

Pumps and Solenoid Valves

Pumps and solenoid valves are used in systems requiring the transfer or control of liquids and gases. Parameters such as supply voltage, flow rate, pressure, connection diameter, and compatible medium help determine suitability for pneumatic, hydraulic, dosing, and cooling systems.

Enclosures and Structural Accessories

Enclosures protect electronics and other device components against mechanical damage and environmental conditions within the protection capabilities of a particular design. Enclosure accessories and mounting components facilitate the installation of circuit boards, cables, connectors, and other components inside a device.

Selecting Mechanical Components

Mechanical components should be selected according to dimensions, mounting method, material, load requirements, and mechanical and electrical compatibility. For drive systems, additional parameters such as torque, speed, supply voltage, and the method of transferring mechanical power should also be considered.