Need DC motor having high holding torque

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For a wireless robotic arm project, a DC geared motor with low RPM, high starting torque, and high holding torque is essential. A worm drive is recommended as it significantly gears down, providing excellent holding torque due to friction, though it is less efficient. A gear reduction of at least 10:1 is suggested for optimal performance. Hobbyist websites are valuable resources for sourcing suitable motors and components. Exploring these sites can lead to creative solutions for the project.
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Hello Mates,

I m making my project on Wireless robotic arm using microcontroller. I need DC Geared Motor with following specifications:

1) low RPM.
2) High Starting torque.
3) High Holding torque.

Can any1 please help me in selecting motor ??
 
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Sounds to me like you need a worm drive on a standard small DC motor. Worm drives 'gear down' dramatically and are not too efficient so the holding torque is very good (due to the friction). A small motor needs to rev high, so a >=10:1 reduction would be quite handy. I should think.
 
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