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SCHUNK is a technology pioneer in toolholding, workholding, gripping and automation technology. Driving productivity gains for its customers and partners in the industry with a portfolio of components, engineering expertise, and machines - for 80 years.
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The EMH magnetic gripper offers reliable, precise gripping with electro-permanent magnet technology. Integrated controls and high grip forces in a small form factor make SCHUNK's EMH a great choice for automated handling of a wide variety of ferrous workpieces.
The function of the magnetic gripper bases on the combination of AlNiCo and neodymium magnets. The magnetic flux of the AlNiCo magnets passes the neodymium magnet in the deactivated state, and closes the magnetic circuit over the gripper base body made of steel. To activate the system, an electric current pulse is conducted through the coil, which reverses the polarity of the AlNiCo magnets accordingly.
Advantages – Your benefits
- High holding forces at lowest space
for reliable part handling in compact machines - Integrated electronics
Compact design, as no additional controller is required - Low weight
for high dynamics in challenging applications - Reliable holding force maintenance
to ensure process reliable operation even in scenarios with emergency stop - The gripping force can be adjusted in four stages
ensures gripping of various workpieces - Control via 24 V power supply
saves energy and simplifies the connection and the wiring - Workpiece accessibility from five sides free from interfering contours
by unnecessary gripper fingers - Response on magnetization condition and workpiece presence
saves time and simplifies the programming - NEW:
Sizes EMH-MP and EMH-DP as a solution for special requirements
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