These grippers pick up a product and turn it 90° or 180° before releasing. Use them with gripping fingers to lift and move items in pick-and-place applications. They have two air ports: one to move the jaws open and another to move them closed. The jaws can grip items from the outside as well as the inside.

Warning: Never use to lift people or items over people.

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No need to find separate robot tool mounts and electrical connectors, these grippers come ready to attach to robot arms with standard ISO 50 mounting hole patterns. Designed to run on compressed air, they’re often used to pick and place items in packaging, machine-tending, and machining applications. Use a regulator (not included) with your compressed air to manually adjust the air pressure that will open and close these grippers for grasping and releasing items from the inside and outside. Since these grippers will open and close at the same force and stroke with every cycle, they’re good for picking items of a similar size and material. If you need to pick items of varied sizes and materials from one cycle to the next, or items that are easy to compress, programmable electric grippers would be a better choice. When selecting a gripper, be sure to match your robot arm’s manufacturer series and model number. Fingers are not included.

These grippers work with your teach pendant, which signals an integrated solenoid valve, to activate the grippers. Two magnetic sensors send information about an item’s location to your robot arm. The sensors have an LED status indicator that shows you if the gripper has picked or released the item. All of these grippers are rated IP40 to prevent objects larger than 1 mm, such as wire, from making contact with a live circuit.

Warning: Never use to lift people or items over people.

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Connect these magnets to an air system to lift odd-shaped and perforated metal parts that would cause a traditional vacuum cup to lose grip. A burst of air releases the magnet. The magnet stays engaged if the air system fails.

Destacking magnets lift and separate the top sheet from a stack.

Note: Capacities listed are based on lifting flat metal that has a clean, smooth surface. If used on dirty, oily, thin, or curved surfaces, the capacities will be reduced.

Warning: Never use to lift people or items over people.

Build a complete robot gripping tool using these grippers, fingers, and robot tool mounts. They’re quick to assemble, so you can test and iterate rapidly to improve their productivity and reliability. Reconfiguring them for a new job won’t take long either.

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These tools create a vacuum and have fingertip control to pick up and release small, delicate parts. Use on smooth, nonporous surfaces.

Push Button—Press the button to create the vacuum; press it again to release. The body has a storage compartment to hold the extra tips. This lifter can withstand high-temperature applications.

Squeeze Bulb—Squeeze and release the finger-size bulb to create the vacuum; squeeze the bulb again to release. A plastic box holds the lifter and extra tips.