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Steadywin WGG Series Exoskeleton Motors

By Tolerance Labs engineering team. Specs from the makers’ published data.

7 models: 16.89–41.5 N·m peak torque, 8–36:1 gear ratios, 0.26–0.38 kg weight, 24 V supply voltage. Every model is below with its key specs and US price.

WGG motors are hand-wound motors with a planetary reducer, built for exoskeleton and wearable joints.

ModelTorque (rated)Torque (peak / max)Gear ratioCommunicationWeightPrice
WGG6010-85.68 N·m16.89 N·m8:1CAN (GDK100 driver, MIT protocol)0.261 kg$118.90
WGG7010-87.6 N·m23.24 N·m8:1CAN (GDK100 driver, MIT protocol)0.334 kg$122.90
WGG8108-810.2 N·m24.78 N·m8:1CAN (GDK100 driver, MIT protocol)0.327 kg$156.90
WGG6013-99.8 N·m30.83 N·m9:1CAN (GDK100 driver, MIT protocol)0.319 kg$131.90
WGG7015-811.4 N·m31.71 N·m8:1CAN (GDK100 driver, MIT protocol)0.375 kg$128.90
WGG4310-366.6 N·m33.52 N·m36:10.319 kgOn request
WGG7210-12.515.8 N·m41.5 N·m12.5:1CAN (GDK100 driver, MIT protocol)$171.90

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