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TowerPro MG995 Metal Gear Servo 180° 13 kg·cm

TowerPro MG995 Metal Gear Servo 180° 13 kg·cm

Part number: MG995Brand: TowerProServo Motors

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175 EGP

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Prices updated: 13 Oct 2026

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About this product

The MG995 is a standard-size servo with all-metal gears and a coreless motor, rotating about 180 degrees. It is designed for RC models, robot arms and other projects that need higher torque and shock resistance. It uses standard Futaba, Hitec, Sanwa and GWS-compatible receiver connectors and runs from 4.8 V to 7.2 V.

Specifications

Rotation
180°
Stall torque
13 kg·cm at 4.8 V; 15 kg·cm at 6 V
Operating voltage
4.8 V – 7.2 V
Speed
0.17 s/60° at 4.8 V; 0.13 s/60° at 6 V
Dimensions
40 x 19 x 43 mm
Weight
about 69 g
Gear type
All metal, double ball bearing
Connector
Futaba / Hitec / Sanwa / GWS compatible

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of TowerPro MG995 Metal Gear Servo 180° 13 kg·cm in Egypt?

TowerPro MG995 Metal Gear Servo 180° 13 kg·cm currently costs between 175 and 250 EGP across 7 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy TowerPro MG995 Metal Gear Servo 180° 13 kg·cm in Egypt?

TowerPro MG995 Metal Gear Servo 180° 13 kg·cm is available from RAM Electronics, ElectroHub, Most Electronics, Makers Electronics, Microohm, Ekostra, and Circuits Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

Can I power the MG995 from the Arduino 5V pin?

Not for heavy loads. The servo needs 4.8 V to 7.2 V and draws high current under load. Use a separate regulated supply, such as a 5 V to 6 V BEC, and share the ground with the controller.

How do I wire the MG995 to a microcontroller?

Use three wires: signal, power (red) and ground (brown or black). Connect the signal wire to a PWM pin such as D9 on an Arduino and control it with the Servo library. Wire colours can vary by brand, so check the sheet for your unit.