MG996R High Torque Metal Gear Servo Motor 180° (TowerPro)
Prices updated: 12 Oct 2026
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| Store | product | Price | View in store |
|---|---|---|---|
 Future ElectronicsCheapest | MG996R High Torque Servo Motor (180° Rotation) (Full Metal Gear) | 180 EGP | View in store |
 RAM Electronics | MG996R Servo Motor 180° 11 kg.cm Metal Gears | 195 EGP | View in store |
 Makers Electronics | Servo Motor (Half Metal Gear) MG996R TowerPro 180 Degree | 195 EGP | View in store |
 Microohm | Tower Pro MG996R 180° High Torque Servo Motor with Full Metal Gears (11Kgm) 180 Degree | 210 EGP250 | View in store |
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About this product
The MG996R is a high-torque metal-gear servo motor with a 180° rotation range, commonly used in robotics, RC models and automation projects. It is controlled with a standard PWM signal, so it works directly with Arduino and other microcontrollers. The all-metal gear train gives it durability under heavy loads.
Specifications
- Rotation Angle
- 180°
- Torque
- 11–13 kg·cm
- Gear Type
- Full metal gears
- Control Signal
- PWM
- Operating Voltage
- 4.8–7.2 V
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of MG996R High Torque Metal Gear Servo Motor 180° (TowerPro) in Egypt?
MG996R High Torque Metal Gear Servo Motor 180° (TowerPro) currently costs between 180 and 210 EGP across 4 offers in Egypt.
Where can I buy MG996R High Torque Metal Gear Servo Motor 180° (TowerPro) in Egypt?
MG996R High Torque Metal Gear Servo Motor 180° (TowerPro) is available from Future Electronics, RAM Electronics, Makers Electronics, and Microohm. Compare the offers above to find the best price.
How do I wire the MG996R to an Arduino?
Connect the brown wire to GND, the red wire to a 5 V supply, and the orange (signal) wire to a PWM-capable digital pin such as pin 9. Share the GND between the servo supply and the Arduino.
Can I power the MG996R directly from the Arduino 5V pin?
Not under load. The servo can draw a high stall current, which can reset or damage the Arduino. Use a separate 5–6 V supply capable of several amps for the servo and share only the ground with the controller.
