A motor shaft is a mechanical component that is used to transmit rotary motion and torque from a motor to another mechanical device, such as a gearbox, fan, pump, or other machinery. It is typically a cylindrical rod that connects to the rotor of an electric motor and extends outward to drive the connected equipment.

Motor shafts are often made of high-strength materials like steel or stainless steel to withstand the stress and torque of rotational motion. They are precision-machined to exact specifications to ensure proper fit and alignment with other components.

Motor shafts play a crucial role in the operation of electric motors and are essential for the functioning of many types of machinery and equipment.