Product Overview
The MG995 Servo from Pro Tronix is a powerhouse in the world of hobbyist and semi-professional robotics. Unlike standard plastic-gear servos, the MG995 is equipped with a complete metal gear assembly, ensuring it can handle significant mechanical stress without stripping teeth.
As a digital servo, it offers faster response times, tighter holding torque, and better accuracy compared to its analog counterparts. It is a standard “large scale” servo, meaning it fits perfectly into RC planes, cars, and heavy-duty robotic joints. Whether you are building a hexapod walker or a high-speed steering linkage, the MG995 provides the torque and reliability you need.


Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Weight | 55g |
| Dimensions | 40.7mm x 19.7mm x 42.9mm |
| Stall Torque (4.8V) | 9.4 kg-cm |
| Stall Torque (6.0V) | 11.0 kg-cm |
| Operating Speed (4.8V) | 0.20 sec/60° |
| Operating Speed (6.0V) | 0.16 sec/60° |
| Operating Voltage | 4.8V – 7.2V DC |
| Gear Type | All Metal Gears |
| Rotation | 180 Degrees |
| Supplier | Pro Tronix |
Key Features
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Full Metal Gears: Exceptional durability for high-impact and high-stress applications.
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Double Ball Bearing Design: Reduces friction and increases the lifespan of the motor shaft.
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Digital Controller: Provides superior holding power and more precise positioning compared to analog servos.
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Universal Connector: Compatible with most standard receivers and microcontrollers (Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi).
Common Applications
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Robotic Arms: Ideal for base rotation or shoulder joints that require lifting heavy loads.
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RC Vehicles: Perfect for 1/8 and 1/10 scale car steering or large aircraft control surfaces.
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Automated Locks: Providing the necessary torque to actuate mechanical deadbolts or heavy latches.
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Camera Gimbals: Stabilizing large DSLR cameras on custom-built tracking rigs.
💡 Power Tip: Because the MG995 is a high-torque motor, it can draw over 1A under load. It is highly recommended to use an external power source (like a 6V battery pack or buck converter) rather than powering it directly from an Arduino’s 5V pin.
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