Designed to run at high speeds with very little vibration, these motors often drive smooth, steady cuts in CNC machines. They’re brushless, so they run faster, last longer, and are more efficient than brushed DC motors. They also have a higher torque-to-weight ratio. You’ll need a brushless DC motor driver (not included) to power and control these spindle motors. They’re not compatible with automatic tool changers.

They come with an ER-11 collet for holding round-shank tools, such as router bits, drill bits, and end mills. Collets for larger shank sizes are sold separately.

Total Indicated Runout (TIR) is a measure of rotational smoothness—the lower the value, the less wobble a rotating tool will have and the more accurate it will be. When choosing a replacement spindle motor, you want one that has an equal or better TIR.

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