M40 brushless motor for fruit-harvesting equipment

CATALOGUE OVERVIEW

About this motor series

The YouTuo M40 page associates this inner-rotor brushless motor platform with fruit-harvesting machinery. The published ranges are 10–35 mm stack length, 12–24 V supply, 200–500 W and 10000–35000 rpm. They are family-level design options and must not be read as simultaneous limits for every configuration. A harvesting mechanism may impose cyclic or changing load, making the actual mechanical transmission and operating cycle important enquiry inputs. Describe the required tool motion, shaft connection, available electrical supply and space for cooling. Ask the manufacturer for the winding, controller and performance curve matched to that application, and confirm how the motor is protected inside the final equipment. No enclosure or environmental rating is inferred from the product photograph.

Model / series reference: M40

Published specifications

Use these ratings to shortlist the series. A range does not mean every combination is available.

Power

0.2–0.5 kW

Voltage

12–24 V family range

Arrangement

Integrated

Construction

Inner rotor

Stack Length

10–35 mm

Power Envelope

200–500 W

Speed Envelope

10000–35000 rpm

Manufacturer Application

Fruit-harvesting machine

Speed

Model dependent

Request current pricing, MOQ, lead time and a dimensioned drawing for the exact configuration offered. Catalogue drawings may cover several variants.

Catalogue reference

Manufacturer

YouTuo

Product reference

M40 brushless motor for fruit-harvesting equipment

Source reviewed

2026-09-23

Specifications describe the manufacturer’s published catalogue. They are not a test report or a guarantee that every option can be combined.

Send a specification the manufacturer can quote

1. Application and load: describe the machine, required torque or power, speed and operating cycle.
2. Electrical supply: provide voltage, frequency, phase and any inverter or controller.
3. Installation: share mounting, shaft dimensions, frame constraints and operating environment.
4. Commercial requirements: state quantity, destination, target date and required certificates or drawings.