Kitronik 2593-D is a BBC Micro:bit add-on product consisting of a pair of injection moulded ABS wheels designed specifically for robotics and buggy projects involving d-shaft motors.
The wheels feature a sturdy 5 spoke structure molded from matte green ABS material, which is lightweight yet offers excellent mechanical strength and durability. This makes the wheels resistant to breaking under normal use.
Included with the wheels are rubber O-ring tyres that fit securely onto the wheels, providing enhanced traction and grip, which is essential for robotics movement and performance.
These wheels are designed for a 3mm d-shaft motor push fit connection, enabling seamless integration with typical microcontroller-based robotics platforms such as the BBC Micro:bit. They also function well as drive pulleys for other mechanical projects like ferris wheels or lazy susans.
The ABS plastic used is fully recyclable and makes the wheels environmentally friendly. Made in the United Kingdom, these wheels meet high quality and manufacturing standards.
Dimensionally, the wheels have a diameter of 63mm without the tyre, 67.5mm with the rubber O-ring tyre, and a maximum width of 10.9mm, fitting a wide variety of small robotic applications.
Sturdy 5 spoke design injection moulded with matte green ABS. Lightweight ABS material offers excellent mechanical properties and durability. Supplied with rubber O-ring tyres acting as grip-enhancing component. Compatible with push fit 3mm d-shaft motors for versatile robotics applications.
Can serve as a drive pulley for projects like ferris wheels or lazy susan mechanisms. The ABS wheel material is fully recyclable and environmentally friendly. Manufactured in the United Kingdom ensuring high-quality standards.
Dimensions: Diameters 63mm (no tire), 67.5mm (with tire), Max width 10.9mm.
This pair of 5 spoke wheels is ideal for STEM educational kits, DIY robotics, and BBC Micro:bit accessory builds, enabling enthusiasts and educators to create robust and reliable mechanical systems for various electronic projects.
Explore more in the BBC Micro:bit Add-ons category on EnvMart for complementary robotics and educational components.
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