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    91 Products

    Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers

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    Gripper Fingers Not Included

    Lift and move items with electricity—no need for an air supply or complicated control valves. These grippers have a servomotor that opens and closes the jaws in a parallel motion, like elevator doors, with a consistent gripping force in either direction. This lets you grab parts from the outside or open the jaws inside hollow parts to grab them when the outside is hard to grip. Adjust the gripping force with the switch on the side. Open and close these grippers with digital signals from your controller. You’ll also need gripper fingers—choose ready-to-use fingers (sold separately) or machine your own to grip complex shapes.
    External force and internal force describe how hard the gripper can squeeze your part at the fingertips, also called the gripping distance. The less friction there is between the part and fingers, the more force you’ll need to lift a part. Typically, you’ll need a force that’s about 10 times the part’s weight, but an oily part might need a force about 20 times its weight. However, air pressure and finger length also affect the ideal force. Click on a part number and select "Product Detail" to view a chart that shows how external or internal force changes as the gripping distance changes.
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    Image of ProductInUse. Bottom orientation. Contains Annotated. Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Pick-and-Place Grippers. Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers, Double Acting, Schunk, EGP Series.
    Image of Product. Schunk PGN-Plus-E. Front orientation. Pick-and-Place Grippers. Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers, Double Acting, Schunk, PGN-Plus E Series.

    Schunk

    EGP Series

    Schunk PGN-Plus-E

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    M8

    Connection

    EGP Series—EGP grippers use one connector for both power and control. If you want to signal your control program whether the jaws are open or closed, add a sensor (sold separately).
    PGN-Plus E Series—PGN-Plus E grippers include a built-in sensor to signal your control program whether the jaws are open or closed. For more detailed feedback about jaw positions, add a sensor (sold separately).
    Finger Spacing—Finger spacing describes the distance between the fingers when fully closed and fully open. It’s measured from the inside surface of the fingers.
    Overall,
    mm
    Electrical
    External Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Internal Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Stroke
    per Jaw, mm
    Finger Spacing,
    mm
    Cycles
    per sec.
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Dp.
    Connection
    No. of
    Poles
    Connection
    Coding
    No. of
    Connections
    Connection
    Location
    Voltage,
    V DC
    Mounting Hardware
    Included
    Manufacturer (Series/Model
    Number)
    Each
    8.9 lbf @ 0 mm, 4.4 lbf @ 32 mm8.9 lbf @ 0 mm, 4.4 lbf @ 32 mm311 to 17572.726.518M84A1Gripper24NoSchunk (EGP 25)9604N11000000000
    31 lbf @ 0 mm, 7.8 lbf @ 50 mm31 lbf @ 0 mm, 7.8 lbf @ 50 mm616 to 28288.44026M84A1Gripper24NoSchunk (EGP 40)9604N1200000000
    47 lbf @ 0 mm, 12.1 lbf @ 64 mm47 lbf @ 0 mm, 12.1 lbf @ 64 mm818 to 342104.45030M84A1Gripper24NoSchunk (EGP 50)9604N1300000000
    67 lbf @ 0 mm, 16.8 lbf @ 64 mm67 lbf @ 0 mm, 16.8 lbf @ 64 mm1024 to 441114.76435M84A1Gripper24NoSchunk (EGP 64)9604N1400000000
    120 lbf @ 0 mm, 24.2 lbf @ 125 mm120 lbf @ 0 mm, 24.2 lbf @ 125 mm811 to 2711039642M84A2Gripper24NoSchunk (PGN-Plus E 80)9604N1500000000
    185 lbf @ 0 mm, 44 lbf @ 160 mm185 lbf @ 0 mm, 44 lbf @ 160 mm1010.5 to 34.5112312050M84A2Gripper24NoSchunk (PGN-Plus E 100)9604N1600000000
     
    Accessories for Grippers

    Circular Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers

    Lift and move round parts such as cylinders. For extra stability, these grippers have three jaws that slide toward the center instead of two. They’re double acting, which means they use air pressure to open and close the jaws for consistent gripping force in either direction. This lets you grab parts from the outside or open the jaws inside hollow parts to grab them when the outside is hard to grip. You’ll need gripper fingers (not included).
    External force and internal force describe how hard the gripper can squeeze your part at the fingertips, also called the gripping distance. The less friction there is between the part and fingers, the more force you’ll need to lift a part. Typically, you’ll need a force that’s about 10 times the part’s weight, but an oily part might need a force about 20 times its weight. However, air pressure and finger length also affect the ideal force. Click on a part number and select "Product Detail" to view a chart that shows how external or internal force changes as the gripping distance changes.
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    Schunk

    Jaw Spacing Diameter—Jaw spacing diameter describes the distance between the jaws when fully closed and fully open. It’s measured from the inside surface of the jaws.
    Overall,
    mm
    Air Inlet
    External Gripping Force @ Distance
    Internal Gripping Force @ Distance
    Jaw Spacing
    Dia., mm
    Operating
    Pressure, psi
    Dia.
    Lg.
    Pipe
    Size
    Thread
    Size
    Thread
    Type
    Manufacturer (Series/Model
    Number)
    Each
    62 lbf @ 10 mm; 40 lbf @ 50 mm67 lbf @ 10 mm; 40 lbf @ 50 mm16 to 2130 to 1165627M3 × 0.5 mmMetric
    Schunk (JGZ 40)7067N470000000
    80 lbf @ 10 mm; 49 lbf @ 60 mm89 lbf @ 10 mm; 53 lbf @ 60 mm20 to 2830 to 1167234M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (JGZ 50)7067N48000000
    130 lbf @ 20 mm; 100 lbf @ 80 mm145 lbf @ 20 mm; 110 lbf @ 80 mm20 to 3230 to 1168743M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (JGZ 64)7067N49000000
    220 lbf @ 20 mm; 165 lbf @ 100 mm245 lbf @ 20 mm; 155 lbf @ 100 mm26 to 4230 to 11611149M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (JGZ 80)7067N51000000
    470 lbf @ 20 mm; 220 lbf @ 125 mm445 lbf @ 20 mm; 310 lbf @ 125 mm32 to 5230 to 116135591/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (JGZ 100)7067N5200000000
    710 lbf @ 20 mm; 400 lbf @ 160 mm760 lbf @ 20 mm; 355 lbf @ 160 mm40 to 6630 to 116166671/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (JGZ 125)7067N5300000000
    1,460 lbf @ 20 mm; 670 lbf @ 200 mm1,570 lbf @ 20 mm; 670 lbf @ 200 mm50 to 8230 to 116212811/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (JGZ 160)7067N5400000000
     
    Accessories for Grippers

    Wide-Opening Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers

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    Image of Attribute. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Wide-Opening Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers.
    Jaws on the sides of these grippers open wider than standard grippers to handle large or long items. They use air pressure to open and close the jaws in a parallel motion, like elevator doors, for a consistent gripping force in either direction. This lets you grab parts from the outside or open the jaws inside hollow parts to grab them when the outside is hard to grip. You’ll also need gripper fingers (not included).
    External force and internal force describe how hard the gripper can squeeze your part at the fingertips, also called the gripping distance. The less friction there is between the part and fingers, the more force you’ll need to lift a part. Typically, you’ll need a force that’s about 10 times the part’s weight, but an oily part might need a force about 20 times its weight. However, air pressure and finger length also affect the ideal force. Click on a part number and select "Product Detail" to view a chart that shows how external or internal force changes as the gripping distance changes.
    Double ActingAbout Double Acting
    Finger Spacing—Finger spacing describes the distance between the fingers when fully closed and fully open. It’s measured from the inside surface of the fingers.
    Overall,
    mm
    Air Inlet
    External Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Internal Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Stroke
    per Jaw, mm
    Finger Spacing,
    mm
    Operating
    Pressure, psi
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Dp.
    Pipe
    Size
    Thread
    Size
    Thread
    Type
    Manufacturer (Series/Model
    Number)
    Each
    100 lbf @ 20 mm, 26 lbf @ 140 mm100 lbf @ 20 mm, 26 lbf @ 140 mm28111 to 16744 to 1164819358M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (PSH 22)7067N34000000000
    220 lbf @ 20 mm, 84 lbf @ 170 mm220 lbf @ 20 mm, 84 lbf @ 170 mm35128 to 19844 to 11663241761/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (PSH 32)7067N3500000000
    380 lbf @ 20 mm, 105 lbf @ 220 mm380 lbf @ 20 mm, 105 lbf @ 220 mm50177 to 27744 to 11677332971/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (PSH 42)7067N3600000000
    530 lbf @ 20 mm, 175 lbf @ 300 mm530 lbf @ 20 mm, 175 lbf @ 300 mm64228 to 35644 to 116924241191/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (PSH 52)7067N3700000000
     
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    Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers

    Compressed air powers the jaws of these grippers for general purpose picking and placing. The jaws stay parallel as they open and close, like elevator doors, to grab parts. You’ll also need gripper fingers—choose ready-to-use fingers (sold separately) or machine your own to grip complex shapes.
    External force and internal force describe how hard the gripper can squeeze your part at the fingertips, also called the gripping distance. The less friction there is between the part and fingers, the more force you’ll need to lift a part. Typically, you’ll need a force that’s about 10 times the part’s weight, but an oily part might need a force about 20 times its weight. However, air pressure and finger length also affect the ideal force. Click on a part number and select "Product Detail" to view a chart that shows how external or internal force changes as the gripping distance changes.
    Double ActingAbout Double Acting
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Pick-and-Place Grippers. Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers, Double Acting.
    Image of Product. Schunk. Front orientation. Pick-and-Place Grippers. Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers, Double Acting, Schunk.
    Image of Attribute. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers.

    Schunk

    Double-acting grippers use air pressure to open and close the jaws for consistent gripping force in either direction. This lets you grab parts from the outside or open the jaws inside hollow parts to grab them when the outside is hard to grip. These grippers deliver a bit more closing force than single-acting grippers of the same size. They also give you better control over how quickly the jaws open, especially when paired with long, heavy fingers.
    Finger Spacing—Finger spacing describes the distance between the fingers when fully closed and fully open. It’s measured from the inside surface of the fingers.
    Overall,
    mm
    Air Inlet
    External Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Internal Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Stroke
    per Jaw, mm
    Finger Spacing,
    mm
    Operating
    Pressure, psi
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Dp.
    Pipe
    Size
    Thread
    Size
    Thread
    Type
    Manufacturer (Series/Model
    Number)
    Each
    40 lbf @ 10 mm, 20.2 lbf @ 60 mm47 lbf @ 10 mm, 22.4 lbf @ 60 mm215 to 1936 to 11624.75025M3 × 0.5 mmMetric
    Schunk (JGP-P 40)7067N580000000
    44 lbf @ 10 mm, 39 lbf @ 75 mm44 lbf @ 10 mm, 39 lbf @ 75 mm3.519 to 2636 to 116316530M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (JGP-P 50)7067N59000000
    78 lbf @ 20 mm, 67 lbf @ 90 mm89 lbf @ 20 mm, 78 lbf @ 90 mm5.521 to 3236 to 116397636M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (JGP-P 64)7067N61000000
    120 lbf @ 20 mm, 100 lbf @ 110 mm130 lbf @ 20 mm, 120 lbf @ 110 mm827 to 4336 to 116499642M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (JGP-P 80)7067N62000000
    200 lbf @ 20 mm, 155 lbf @ 144 mm220 lbf @ 20 mm, 130 lbf @ 140 mm9.535 to 5436 to 11655120501/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (JGP-P 100)7067N63000000
    310 lbf @ 20 mm, 265 lbf @ 180 mm330 lbf @ 20 mm, 290 lbf @ 180 mm12.546 to 7136 to 11663151601/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (JGP-P 125)7067N6400000000
    580 lbf @ 20 mm, 425 lbf @ 220 mm670 lbf @ 20 mm, 490 lbf @ 220 mm1659 to 9136 to 11677192721/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (JGP-P 160)7067N6500000000
    850 lbf @ 20 mm, 445 lbf @ 280 mm890 lbf @ 20 mm, 490 lbf @ 280 mm24.557 to 10636 to 116912341001/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (JGP-P 200)7067N6600000000
     
    Accessories for Grippers

    Robot-Ready Collaborative Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers

    Image of System. Gripper Fingers Not Included. Front orientation. ZoomedIn view. Contains Annotated. Pick-and-Place Grippers. Robot-Ready Collaborative Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers.

    Gripper Fingers Not

    Included

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    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Pick-and-Place Grippers. Robot-Ready Collaborative Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers.
    Image of ProductInUse. Machine-Tending Application. Front orientation. Pick-and-Place Grippers. Robot-Ready Collaborative Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers.

    Machine-Tending Application

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Grippers. Front orientation. Pick-and-Place Grippers. Robot-Ready Collaborative Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers.
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    Pick-and-Place Grippers

    Pick-and-Place

    Grippers with LED

    Status Ring

    Work safely alongside collaborative robots as they perform machine tending, packaging, and assembly tasks. These grippers help you meet ISO/TS 15066 standards thanks to their built-in safety features—they limit gripping force to safe levels and have a plastic housing that protects you from pinch points and sharp edges in case of a collision.
    Electrically powered and controlled entirely by your robot, these grippers don’t need a compressed air supply or complicated air control valves. A servomotor opens and closes the jaws like elevator doors with a consistent gripping force in either direction. This lets you grab parts from the outside or open the jaws inside hollow parts to grab them when the outside is hard to grip. Use a switch on the side to set the force. These grippers also have a built-in sensor that your robot can use to confirm that a part has been picked up.
    They come with a robot tool mount, electrical connections, and software plug-ins tailored for FANUC CRX and Universal Robots (UR) arms. You’ll also need gripper fingers—choose ready-to-use fingers (sold separately) or machine your own to grip complex shapes.
    FANUC-approved or UR+ certified, all grippers have been tested to work seamlessly with your robot. Once you attach the gripper to your robot, download the software plug-in and install it on your robot teach pendant. This allows you to use your teach pendant to open and close the grippers.
    External force and internal force describe how hard the gripper can squeeze your part at the fingertips, also called the gripping distance. The less friction there is between the part and fingers, the more force you’ll need to lift a part. Typically, you’ll need a force that’s about 10 times the part’s weight, but an oily part might need a force about 20 times its weight. However, air pressure and finger length also affect the ideal force. Click on a part number and select "Product Detail" to view a chart that shows how external or internal force changes as the gripping distance changes.
    Pick-and-Place Grippers come with a short electrical cord that connects to the end of your robot arm.
    Pick-and-Place Grippers with LED Status Ring—Pick-and-Place Grippers with an LED status ring can be programmed from your teach pendant to display one of three colors based on the gripper’s status. For example, display a green light if the gripper has picked up an item, yellow after releasing an item, and red if a pickup has failed. They include a 4 meter electrical cord with wire leads that connect to the terminals on your robot controller.
    Finger Spacing—Finger spacing describes the distance between the fingers when fully closed and fully open. It’s measured from the inside surface of the fingers.
    Overall,
    mm
    Pick-and-Place
    Grippers
    Pick-and-Place Grippers
    with LED Status Ring
    For Robot Arm Manufacturer (Series/Model Number)
    External Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Internal Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Stroke
    per Jaw, mm
    Finger Spacing,
    mm
    Cycles
    per sec.
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Dp.
    Each
    Each
    FANUC (CRX 5iA, 10iA, 10iA/L, 20iA/L, 25iA, 30iA)30 lbf @ 0 mm, 8.1 lbf @ 50 mm30 lbf @ 0 mm, 8.1 lbf @ 50 mm616 to 28111893903767N330000000009599N11000000000
    FANUC (CRX 5iA, 10iA, 10iA/L, 20iA/L, 25iA, 30iA)51 lbf @ 0 mm, 12.3 lbf @ 80 mm51 lbf @ 0 mm, 12.3 lbf @ 80 mm1024 to 441144125863767N34000000009599N1200000000
    Universal Robots (UR3e, UR5e, UR7e, UR10e, UR12e, UR16e)30 lbf @ 0 mm, 8.1 lbf @ 50 mm30 lbf @ 0 mm, 8.1 lbf @ 50 mm616 to 28111893903767N11000000003767N1800000000
    Universal Robots (UR3e, UR5e, UR7e, UR10e, UR12e, UR16e)51 lbf @ 0 mm, 12.3 lbf @ 80 mm51 lbf @ 0 mm, 12.3 lbf @ 80 mm1024 to 441144125869599N13000000003767N2100000000
    Pick-and-Place Gripper Fingers

    Angular Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers

    Shave seconds off every pick-and-place cycle. Unlike parallel grippers that must retract before clearing a part, these grippers have jaws that swing up and out of the way to release parts instantly. This means they also work well in tight spaces. Connect them to your compressed air system and add gripper fingers (not included).
    External force and internal force describe how hard the gripper can squeeze your part at the fingertips, also called the gripping distance. The less friction there is between the part and fingers, the more force you’ll need to lift a part. Typically, you’ll need a force that’s about 10 times the part’s weight, but an oily part might need a force about 20 times its weight. However, air pressure and finger length also affect the ideal force. Click on a part number and select "Product Detail" to view a chart that shows how external or internal force changes as the gripping distance changes.
    Double ActingAbout Double Acting
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    Image of Attribute. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Angular Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers.
    Double-acting grippers use air pressure to open and close the jaws for consistent gripping force in either direction. This lets you grab parts from the outside or open the jaws inside hollow parts to grab them when the outside is hard to grip. These grippers deliver a bit more closing force than single-acting grippers of the same size. They also give you better control over how quickly the jaws open, especially when paired with long, heavy fingers.
    Overall,
    mm
    Air Inlet
    External Gripping Force @ Distance
    Internal Gripping Force @ Distance
    Closed
    Jaw Angle
    Operating
    Pressure, psi
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Dp.
    Pipe
    Size
    Thread
    Size
    Thread
    Type
    Manufacturer (Series/Model
    Number)
    Each
    30° Open Jaw Angle
    33 lbf @ 10 mm; 8.9 lbf @ 90 mm33 lbf @ 10 mm; 8.9 lbf @ 90 mm-6°29 to 11638.55630M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (PWG-Plus 50)6220K740000000
    44 lbf @ 20 mm; 8.9 lbf @ 120 mm44 lbf @ 20 mm; 8.9 lbf @ 120 mm-6°29 to 116456736M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (PWG-Plus 64)6220K75000000
    67 lbf @ 20 mm; 22.4 lbf @ 150 mm67 lbf @ 20 mm; 22.4 lbf @ 150 mm-6°29 to 11653.58042M5 × 0.8 mmMetric
    Schunk (PWG-Plus 80)6220K76000000
    145 lbf @ 20 mm; 22.4 lbf @ 180 mm145 lbf @ 20 mm; 22.4 lbf @ 180 mm-6°29 to 11665100501/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (PWG-Plus 100)6220K77000000
    400 lbf @ 20 mm; 44 lbf @ 240 mm400 lbf @ 20 mm; 44 lbf @ 240 mm-6°29 to 11680125601/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (PWG-Plus 125)6220K7800000000
    425 lbf @ 20 mm; 89 lbf @ 300 mm425 lbf @ 20 mm; 89 lbf @ 300 mm-6°29 to 11688152721/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (PWG-Plus 160)6220K7900000000
    1,230 lbf @ 20 mm; 134 lbf @ 360 mm1,230 lbf @ 20 mm; 134 lbf @ 360 mm-6°29 to 1161151931001/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (PWG-Plus 200)6220K8100000000
    1,910 lbf @ 20 mm; 220 lbf @ 450 mm1,910 lbf @ 20 mm; 220 lbf @ 450 mm-6°29 to 1161342361151/8
    BSPP
    Schunk (PWG-Plus 240)6220K8200000000
     
    Sensors

    Robot-Ready Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers

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    Gripper Fingers Not Included

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    Image of Product. Front orientation. Pick-and-Place Grippers. Robot-Ready Air-Powered Pick-and-Place Grippers, Dual Grippers.

    Grippers

    Dual Grippers

    Everything your robot arm needs to pick and place parts using a compressed air supply. Integrated air valves let you control them right from your robot’s program. Since air pressure opens and closes the jaws in a parallel motion, like elevator doors, they have enough gripping force to pick up parts in either direction. This lets you grab parts from the outside or open the jaws inside hollow parts to grab them when the outside is hard to grip. These grippers are often used for packaging, assembly, and machine-tending jobs. They also have a built-in blow-off nozzle that clears debris before pickup.
    These grippers come with a mount, electrical connections for wiring to your robot, and software plug-ins tailored to FANUC CRX, Universal Robots (UR), and ABB arms. You’ll also need gripper fingers—choose ready-to-use fingers (sold separately) or machine your own to grip complex shapes.
    These grippers operate at high forces, so they may require additional safety precautions if you’re working near your collaborative robot.
    Grippers connect to your robot teach pendant using the software plug-in. Then you can use your teach pendant to open and close the grippers and toggle the air blow-off nozzle on or off.
    The IP67-rated control box of these grippers shields the electrical components from coolant. Plus, their jaws are rated IP40, so solid objects, such as chips produced during machining, won’t obstruct their motion.
    External force and internal force describe how hard the gripper can squeeze your part at the fingertips, also called the gripping distance. The less friction there is between the part and fingers, the more force you’ll need to lift a part. Typically, you’ll need a force that’s about 10 times the part’s weight, but an oily part might need a force about 20 times its weight. However, air pressure and finger length also affect the ideal force. Click on a part number and select "Product Detail" to view a chart that shows how external or internal force changes as the gripping distance changes.
    Grippers—Choose a gripper for simple pick-and-place operations. It holds one part at a time.
    Dual Grippers—Dual grippers can help reduce cycle times by handling two parts at once. For example, you might use one gripper to unload a part from your machine, then rotate the robot arm and use the second gripper to load a new part.
    Finger Spacing—Finger spacing describes the distance between the fingers when fully closed and fully open. It’s measured from the inside surface of the fingers.
    Overall,
    mm
    Air Inlet
    For Robot Arm Manufacturer (Series/Model Number)
    External Gripping Force @ Distance
    Internal Gripping Force @ Distance
    Stroke
    per Jaw, mm
    Cycles
    per sec.
    Finger Spacing,
    mm
    Operating
    Pressure, psi
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Dp.
    Connection
    For Tube
    OD, mm
    Each
    Grippers
    FANUC (CRX 5iA, 10iA, 10iA/L, 20iA, 25iA, 30iA)
    Universal Robots (UR3e, UR5e, UR7e, UR10e, UR12e, UR16e)
    ABB (CRB 15000 10/1.52)
    123.6 lbf @ 0 mm, 111.3 lbf @ 110 mm137.1 lbf @ 0 mm, 113.6 lbf @ 110 mm8727 to 4337 to 10011699100Push to Connect69486N26000000000
    FANUC (CRX 5iA, 10iA, 10iA/L, 20iA, 25iA, 30iA)
    Universal Robots (UR3e, UR5e, UR7e, UR10e, UR12e, UR16e)
    ABB (CRB 15000 10/1.52)
    195.5 lbf @ 0 mm, 134.9 lbf @ 145 mm209 lbf @ 0 mm, 134.9 lbf @ 145 mm10535 to 5537 to 100116120104Push to Connect69486N2700000000
     
    Dual Grippers
    FANUC (CRX 5iA, 10iA, 10iA/L, 20iA, 25iA, 30iA)
    Universal Robots (UR3e, UR5e, UR7e, UR10e, UR12e, UR16e)
    ABB (CRB 15000 10/1.52)
    78.6 lbf @ 0 mm, 67.5 lbf @ 90 mm84.3 lbf @ 0 mm, 73.1 lbf @ 90 mm61020 to 3237 to 10012517795Push to Connect69486N2800000000
    FANUC (CRX 5iA, 10iA, 10iA/L, 20iA, 25iA, 30iA)
    Universal Robots (UR3e, UR5e, UR7e, UR10e, UR12e, UR16e)
    ABB (CRB 15000 10/1.52)
    123.6 lbf @ 0 mm, 111.3 lbf @ 110 mm137.1 lbf @ 0 mm, 113.6 lbf @ 110 mm8727 to 4337 to 10012520595Push to Connect69486N2900000000
     
    Accessories for Grippers

    Robot-Ready Electric Pick-and-Place Grippers

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    Grippers

    Dual Grippers

    Equip your robot arm with all it needs to lift and move items using electricity—no air supply or complicated control valves needed. These grippers have a servomotor that opens and closes the jaws in a parallel motion, like elevator doors, with a consistent gripping force in either direction. This lets you grab parts from the outside or open the jaws inside hollow parts to grab them when the outside is hard to grip. These grippers open and close wider and with more force than our collaborative robot-ready electric grippers to handle heavier and larger items. This makes them a good match for packaging, assembly, and machine-tending jobs. Use your robot’s control program to set the gripping force and jaw position. A built-in sensor detects when the part is picked up, so your arm knows it can move to the next location.
    These grippers include a robot mount, electrical connections, and software plug-ins tailored to FANUC CRX and Universal Robots (UR) arms. You’ll also need gripper fingers—choose ready-to-use fingers (sold separately) or machine your own to grip complex shapes.
    Unlike collaborative robot-ready grippers, these grippers can operate at high forces. They may require additional safety precautions when working near your collaborative robot.
    Grippers connect to your robot’s teach pendant using the software plug-in. Then you can use your teach pendant to open and close the grippers.
    The IP67-rated control box of these grippers shields the electrical components from coolant. Plus, their jaws are rated IP40, so solid objects, such as chips produced during machining, won’t obstruct their motion.
    External force and internal force describe how hard the gripper can squeeze your part at the fingertips, also called the gripping distance. The less friction there is between the part and fingers, the more force you’ll need to lift a part. Typically, you’ll need a force that’s about 10 times the part’s weight, but an oily part might need a force about 20 times its weight. However, air pressure and finger length also affect the ideal force. Click on a part number and select "Product Detail" to view a chart that shows how external or internal force changes as the gripping distance changes.
    Grippers—Choose a gripper for simple pick-and-place operations. It holds one part at a time.
    Dual Grippers—Dual grippers can help reduce cycle times by handling two parts at once. For example, you might use one gripper to unload a part from your machine, then rotate the robot arm and use the second gripper to load a new part.
    Finger Spacing—Finger spacing describes the distance between the fingers when fully closed and fully open. It’s measured from the inside surface of the fingers.
    Overall,
    mm
    For Robot Arm Manufacturer (Series/Model Number)
    External Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Internal Gripping
    Force @ Distance
    Stroke
    per Jaw, mm
    Finger Spacing,
    mm
    Cycles
    per sec.
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Dp.
    Each
    Grippers
    FANUC (CRX 5iA, 10iA, 10iA/L, 20iA, 20iA/L, 25iA, 30iA)
    Universal Robots (UR5e, UR7e, UR10e, UR12e, UR16e)
    146 lbf @ 0 mm, 33 lbf @ 80 mm146 lbf @ 0 mm, 33 lbf @ 80 mm511 to 1030.6103149729495N21000000000
     
    Dual Grippers
    FANUC (CRX 5iA, 10iA, 10iA/L, 20iA, 20iA/L, 25iA, 30iA)
    Universal Robots (UR5e, UR7e, UR10e, UR12e, UR16e)
    146 lbf @ 0 mm, 33 lbf @ 80 mm146 lbf @ 0 mm, 33 lbf @ 80 mm511 to 1030.6176347729495N2200000000
     
    Pick-and-Place Gripper Fingers
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