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Mechanical Parts for Small Robots: Pololu Multi-Hub Wheel w/Inserts for 3mm and 4mm Shafts - 80×10mm, Black, 2-Pack

The Pololu Multi-Hub Wheel w/Inserts for 3mm and 4mm Shafts - 80×10mm, Black, 2-Pack provides ready-to-use hardware for small robot drivetrains and mechanical builds.

It helps speed up prototyping when you want proven parts instead of starting the mechanical design from scratch.

Why you'll love it

  • Multi-hub mounting: includes collet inserts for 3mm round , 3mm D-shaft , 4mm round , and 4mm D-shaft
  • Secure grip: collet + metal plate clamp the wheel onto the shaft for less wobble and better torque transfer
  • Traction upgrade: silicone tires help your robot avoid slipping on smooth floors
  • 2-pack: includes everything needed for two wheels (left + right)
  • One SKU covers common hobby shafts: 3mm/4mm, round/D-shaft
  • Great for upgrades when you change motors later—just swap the insert

What you can build

Use it in tracked robots, wheel-based platforms, prototype drivetrains, and custom small vehicles.

Technical specifications

Product Pololu Multi-Hub Wheel w/Inserts for 3mm and 4mm Shafts - 80×10mm, Black, 2-Pack
Brand Pololu
Category Robot Mechanical Component
Wheel Size 80×10 mm
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Official resources

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What’s in the box

1 × Pololu Multi-Hub Wheel w/Inserts for 3mm and 4mm Shafts - 80×10mm, Black, 2-Pack

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work with Arduino or similar boards?
Yes, with the correct supply voltage and interface wiring for the specific product.
Is this good for robotics projects?
Yes. Pololu parts are widely used in robots, motion systems, and embedded prototypes.
Where can I find official docs?
The description below links to official Pololu search and support resources for this item.

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