Grippers
A gripper is the end of arm tooling (EOAT) device that allows your robot to manipulate an object. A gripper is your robot's mechanical “hand” that grasps and releases parts that are being moved as a result of your automation directions. Grippers can be powered by a variety of sources, including electricity, compressed air, or a vacuum.
Without grippers, your robots will be “handless”, and unable to effectively and efficiently carry out your automation directions.
Today, there are many different types and sizes of grippers designed to pick up a wide variety of parts and materials. Choosing the best grippers for your automation project will be far less daunting once you learn more about what is available.
All of the grippers listed below are manufactured by our member companies and built using the most durable materials available. Browse below to find which grippers are right for your automation project.
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Applied Robotics Palletizing Gripper (ARPG)
Effecto Formerly Applied Robotics
Applied Robotics Palletizing Gripper (ARPG) – Bag Gripper provides rapid pick-and-place palletizing of bagged products, offering complete robotic control of a palletizing cel
Applied Robotics Pneumatic Grippers
Effecto Formerly Applied Robotics
We offer pneumatic grippers through our parent company the Effecto Group. Their product offering is wide.
Applied Robotics SWINGCUT
The milling tools SWINGCUT 100, 240, and 1000 can be used for the economical deburring of small and complex parts
BA Palletizer
Motion Controls Robotics, Inc.
Motion Controls Robotics’ BA Palletizer is a compact, collaborative palletizing station designed to relieve manufactures of unneeded downtime
Carbon Vacuum Gripper, A Cobot's Best Friend
Carbon Vacuum Grippers for Cobots, CVGC Series . Ultra-light and compact, due to their carbon design. . Suitable for collaborative robot applications, heavy-duty robots and special machines. . Fully integrated, allowing for an easy and fast installation.
Cobot Palletizing Tool (CPT)
The flexible picking zone of Piab’s newly developed CPT enables multiple carton handling with cobots in every cycle at high