The JGY370 worm gear reduction DC motor is designed for compact, low‑speed driving in hobby projects and light automation. It features a single short output shaft with a 6 mm diameter, a self‑locking worm gear arrangement, and a nominal speed of 90 RPM at 6 V. The unit is supplied without a mounting bracket, allowing you to attach it to your own framework or enclosure. Key benefits Self‑locking action helps hold a load in position without continuous power, reducing energy use and heat generation. Compact footprint fits into tight spaces while delivering reliable, low‑speed torque. Simple 6 V DC operation provides straightforward integration with common control electronics and power supplies. Flexible mounting option since no bracket is included, enabling integration with your existing hardware. Key attributes Brand/model: JGY370 Type: Worm gear reduction DC motor Output: Single short output shaft, 6 mm diameter (6 mmD axis) Speed: 90 RPM at 6 V (nominal) Bracket: Without bracket included Voltage: 6 V DC Functionality: Worm gear reduction provides low‑speed, ‑torque output with self‑locking characteristics Mounting: Designed for integration into your own assembly; bracket not provided Functionality and compatibility The worm gear reduction delivers control at low speeds with the ability to hold position when power is removed. Suitable for projects where a compact, slow‑moving drive is needed and where you want to supply your own mounting solution. Compatible with standard 6 V DC drive electronics and control schemes that support DC motors. Size and materials Output shaft: 6 mm diameter, single short shaft Overall size and housing are consistent with the JGY370 class of worm gear motors designed for small form factor applications Bracket not included, enabling flexible integration with your chosen mounting hardware Performance considerations Nominal speed is 90 RPM at 6 V; actual speed may vary with load and supply conditions Self‑locking nature reduces back‑driving risk, making it suitable for position retention in mechanical assemblies Gear reduction typically provides increased torque at low speed while keeping the footprint small Applications and use cases Precision, slow rotation in compact robotics: Use in small grippers, linear actuators, or miniature rotary actuators where slow, controlled movement is required and holding position is important. Latching or locking mechanisms: Ideal for door latches, cabinet locks, or access controls where a load must stay in place when power is removed. Custom mechanical assemblies: Fit into any project that requires a compact motor with a short output shaft and your own mounting bracket or chassis integration. Notes for installation Bracket is not included; plan to provide or fabricate mounting hardware suitable for your enclosure or frame. Supply with a stable 6 V DC power source and compatible drive electronics. Consider any required driver, current limits, and mechanical clearance for the output shaft and mounting area. This description reflects the original model JGY370 specifications and features: a DC worm gear reduction motor with a single short 6 mm output shaft, self‑locking capability, 90 RPM at 6 V, and a configuration that ships without a bracket. It is ready for integration into custom assemblies where a compact, reliable, low‑speed drive is needed.