Small Electric Motors 12V RK-3030SA 30mm For Air Pump High Torque Mini Motor
Model: RK-3030SA-18320
Volt:12.0V
Current:≤65mA
No-Load Speed:4600±230r/min
Output shaft: 2.3MM
Shaft length: 8.0±0.15mm
Screw hole: 2.6*0.45MM
Weight: 38 g
Height:30.5MM (excluding front and rear bearing housings)
Motor outer diameter:30 mm
Application:ATM/ Automatic vending machine/Copy machine/Paper money counter/Pump.
Model: RK-3030SA-20260B
Volt:12.0V
Current:≤100mA
No-Load Speed:5600±280r/min
Output shaft: 2.3MM
Shaft length: 8.0±0.15mm
Screw hole: 2.6*0.45MM
Model: RK-3030SA-13385
Volt:13.5V
Current:≤75mA
No-Load Speed:4150±332r/min
Output shaft: 2.3MM
Shaft length: 8.1±0.2mm
Screw hole: 2.6*0.45MM
Introduction: Permanent magnet brushed DC motor is equipped with permanent magnets that provide a strong magnetic field and ensure efficient operation. The brushed design of the motor allows for easy maintenance and adjustment of speed and torque.
Product Note: Data in this typical specification sheet are for other certain customers. Voltage, rated torque, speed, current, power and shaft extension feature & dimension can be customized to meet customer specific requirement.
RK-3030SA 30mm Mini Carbon Brushed Motor Dimension
RK-3030SA 30mm Diameter Motor Size:
Direction of Rotation:CCW/CW
Screw Hole Size:2.6*0.45mm
Screw Hole Distance:22mm
Motor Shell Height:30.5mm
Motor Shell Diameter:30.2mm
Front /End Cover Diameter:10mm
Front Step Height:2.6mm
Motor Shaft Diameter:2.5mm
Terminal Distance:22.4mm
Motor Shaft Length:L±0.5mm
FAQ
Micro DC Motors in Water Pump Applications: Advantages & Working Principles
Micro DC motors provide diverse power outputs (suction, vibration, extension, oscillation, etc.) for various applications. Below is a concise explanation of their advantages and working principles in water pumps.
A DC motor pump generates suction via high-speed rotation. During operation:
The coil and commutator rotate continuously
The magnets and carbon brushes remain stationary
Current direction alternates through brush-commutator contact
✅ Pros:
Low cost
Easy speed control
High starting torque
❌ Cons:
Brush-commutator friction increases noise
Limited lifespan (~1000 hours)
✅ Pros:
No brush/commutator wear (uses electronic commutation)
Longer lifespan (depends on bearings)
Lower noise
❌ Cons:
Complex speed control
1–3x higher cost than brushed motors
Compact, efficient, low-maintenance with extended lifespan
Customizable specs under the same voltage (e.g., 12V 20,000 RPM or 12V 25,000 RPM)
High precision & low noise (<35 dB; near-silent for low-power models)
Flexible speed control via PWM, analog signals, or potentiometers
⚠ Avoid:
Particle ingress (metallic debris increases friction)
Demagnetization (caused by overheating)
Prolonged idling
Electrical specs: Higher voltage = faster speed but more noise/current
Size/shape constraints
Operating environment (e.g., temperature limits)