This bright yellow propeller is a simple, low-cost way to turn a small DC motor into a fan or thruster. The 1.95mm hole is very slightly smaller than a 2mm shaft, so the propeller grips the motor tightly without glue or a separate adapter.
The four blades move more air than a two-blade propeller of the same size, which makes it a good fit for cooling fans, air-propelled boats and cars, and classroom experiments on airflow and thrust.
Key Features
- 56mm diameter, 4 blades. Strong airflow from a compact size.
- 1.95mm hole. A snug press-fit on 2mm motor shafts.
- Lightweight plastic. It puts little load on small motors.
- Bright yellow colour. It’s easy to see and looks good in student projects.
- Easy to fit. Just push it onto the motor shaft.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 56mm (2.2 inch) |
| Number of blades | 4 |
| Hole diameter | 1.95mm |
| Fits shaft | 2mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Colour | Yellow |
| Weight | A few grams |
Compatible Motors
- 130-size DC motors (3–6V, 2mm shaft)
- Other small DC motors with a 2mm shaft
How to Fit
- Line up the propeller hole with the motor shaft.
- Push firmly and evenly until the propeller sits securely.
- Test at low speed first to check it is secure and doesn’t wobble.
Safety tip: Keep fingers clear of the propeller while the motor is running, and supervise young learners during experiments.
Applications
- Mini handheld and desk fans
- Air boats and wind-powered cars
- Hovercraft and air-propelled vehicles
- School STEM and science fair projects
- Airflow and thrust experiments
- Simple RC and DIY builds
Package Includes
- 1 × 56mm Yellow 4-Blade Propeller (1.95mm hole)











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