Schunk offers the Magnos Mau magnetic gripper for handling ferromagnetic workpieces. Adapted to fit on a robot arm, the grippers ensure a secure hold at limited space requirements at a low weight, the ...

The JGP two-finger parallel gripper and the JGZ three-finger centric gripper now come in 200, 240, and 300.

That is until now with the introduction of the Magnos Mau magnetic gripper that adapts to fit onto any robot arm for handling ferromagnetic workpieces. The gripper, from Schunk Inc. (www.schunk.com), ...

To solve this problem, the researchers introduced a porous structure into the magnetic silicone elastomer. The porous structure within the grippers offers a way to tune the elastic modulus of the ...

Schunk Inc. (www.schunk-usa.com) said its new universal pneumatic parallel grippers excel in automated workpiecehandling applications where limited space is available and interfering contours must be ...

The robot gripper has 7 degrees of freedom (2 DOF for each finger) and a weight of 1.95kg. The length of the hand is 248.8mm, and each finger has its own maximum admissible length of 155mm. It also ...

The Magnos MAU magnetic gripper for robots handles ferromagnetic workpieces. ... Schunk Inc. 211 Kitty Hawk Dr. Morrisville, NC 27560 (800) 772-4865 schunk.com. Continue Reading.

Porous Magnetic Soft Grippers for Fast and Gentle Grasping of Delicate Living Objects. Article Publication Date. 29-Aug-2024. Disclaimer: ...

Robotic Grippers Market by Type ( Vacuum Grippers, Hydraulic Grippers, Electric Grippers, Pneumatic Grippers, Magnetic Grippers, and Servo-Electric Grippers), by Design by Application (Material ...

OnRobot's out-of-the-box, magnetic gripper for manufacturing, automotive and aerospace applications is the latest addition to OnRobot's range of no-fuss, all-electric gripper products.

Custom-made gripper systems are available from SAS Automation, Schunk, Tunkers and Unigripper. Romheld can also provide a complete turnkey gripper service in partnership with its suppliers.

Based on the DLR Hand II, HIT (Harbin Institute of Technology) and DLR (German Aerospace Center) have jointly developed a multisensory robot hand. This hand, sold by Schunk as "SAH", demonstrates that ...