
Easily add motion to your projects with the FS90, the staple Maker servo.

Squeeze more torque out of the micro servo form-factor!

Continuous rotation servos are perfect for adding small form factor motors and wheels to robots.

Need a standard-size servo with a bit more power? The FS5115M is made for you!

Some of the smartest servos on the market, these serial servos offer a range of control schemes and string many along the same bus!

A seriously strong servo, perfect for large robots, RC cars, planes and anything that needs something moved.


A standard size servo with a bit more power, perfect for your next robotics project!

Make your projects that little bit more compact!

Add some more power to the small form-factor-continuous rotation servo with this all metal upgrade

Does your project need a small but powerful motor to drive a gear or wheel? The FS5109R might be for you!


Great for large RC planes, cars, and beefy robots!

Achieve reliable positional control in space-constrained projects. This actuator delivers up to 7.5 kg/cm of torque and is compatible with 3.3V and 5V logic.

Need some more range from a servo? Use the FB5118M's 300-degree sweep to to push your project the rest of the way.

A great value standard-size servo for a wide range of applications in the standard servo format.

Fit high-torque control into tight spots. This 12mm micro servo features a robust aluminium case and coreless motor, delivering up to 12.2kg.cm of force at 8.4V.

The beefier bigger version of the FS90, the FT90 offers much more power in a similarly sized servo.

A servo that talks back, tap into the onboard potentiometer to read where the servo is currently.













Check out these versatile servos, and operate them in continuous rotation or precise angled mode.








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