A parallel gripper is mounted to an end-of-arm tool used in industrial automation and robotics for handling objects with flat or irregular shapes.
A parallel gripper typically consists of two parallel jaws that move toward or away from each other to grip the object being handled. The jaws can be made of various materials, such as rubber, plastic, or metal, and can be designed to have different shapes and sizes to fit the object being handled.
Our parallel grippers are designed to provide a secure and reliable grip on a wide range of objects, including irregularly shaped or textured surfaces. This ensures that your assembly and packaging process can run smoothly and efficiently, with minimal risk of dropped or damaged parts.
We offer a range of jaw options for our grippers, including standard, long, and soft jaws, to accommodate a variety of part and component shapes and sizes. Our parallel grippers are also available in a range of sizes, to suit your specific needs.
Our parallel grippers are made from high-quality materials, including anodized aluminium, to provide reliable performance in even the harshest manufacturing environments. We also offer grippers with corrosion-resistant coatings for use in harsh environments.
We offer a range of customisation options for our parallel grippers, including jaw opening and closing force, jaw stroke, and mounting options. This allows you to customise our grippers to meet the specific needs of your assembly and packaging process.
