SWYFT Spike FTC Planetary Gearmotors

Ships on 9/19
SWYFT Motor is legal for use in FTC
Explainer Video & How to Change Shaft

Power your FTC robot with the SWYFT Spike Planetary Gearmotors, a robust solution combining a DC motor with a high-efficiency planetary gearbox for versatility and performance in FTC robotics. Engineered by SWYFT Robotics, these gearmotors offer various torque and speed options tailored to FTC challenges, ideal for driving elevators, arms, intakes and flywheels with seamless integration into the REV and goBILDA build systems.

Key Features

• Planetary Gearbox: Strong and extremely efficient steel gears with multiple ratio options to optimize speed and torque for your specific needs.
• Mounting Versatility: M4 and M3 mounting patterns for compatibility with REV and goBILDA components; additional M4 holes on the top and bottom for easy side-mounting on structures.
• Output Shaft Options:
  • 7mm socket: Accepts any length 7mm hex axle, retained with an internal M4 screw.
  • 5mm socket: Accepts any length 5mm hex axle, with a hub output that integrates seamlessly with REV motion components.
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• Easy Shaft Replacement: Replace the shaft by unscrewing just two screws on the front; all gears remain contained behind a secondary plate.
• Gear Ratio Options: Choose from 1:1, 3.7:1, 5.18:1, 13.7:1, 19.2:1, 27:1, 50:1, 71:1, 100:1, or 139:1 to match your application's requirements.
  

SWYFT Spike Motor Specifications

• Nominal Voltage: 12V
• No Load Current: 0.4A max
• No Load Speed (Motor): 6000 RPM
• Max Current: 9.2A
• Max Torque (Motor): 1.47 kg·cm
• Type: 550 Motor
• Encoder: 2 Channel Quadrature, 28 PPR, 3.3V or 5V compatible
• Motor Power Connector: JST VH 2-Pin
• Encoder Connector: JST XH 4-Pin
• Gearbox Type: Planetary
• Mounting Patterns: M4 and M3
• Output Shaft Support: Dual bearings
  

What's Included

• 1x SWYFT Spike Planetary Gearmotor (includes motor, planetary gearbox and 7mm socket)
  
• 5mm socket adapter
• M4 and M3 Mounting screws
• Tool required for those screws
  

CAD&Drawings
Explainer Video & How to Change Shaft