APPLIED ROBOTICS LAUNCHES NEW LINE OF ELECTRIC GRIPPERS

Glenville, NY – May 2022 – Applied Robotics and The Effecto Group are thrilled to announce the immediate availability of the new range of electric grippers. These new 17 grippers have been designed and developed to solve many of your automation challenges without the need for air,  providing you with the same precision and reliability you have come to expect, while decreasing energy usage.

“With the addition of our new electric grippers to our complete line of products, we continue to offer our customers more flexibility, accuracy, and efficiency for all their application challenges ahead.” said Edward Miron, Regional Sales Manager.

Positive Impact and Advantages:

To meet the increasing demands of the industry, the range of standard electric grippers include 2 and 3 jaw parallel, centric, collaborative, adaptive, rotating, and electromagnetic grippers and are all compact and modular in design.

Experience the ease of use and high-quality control along with these other features:

• Grip control, force, and position adjustment
• Quick open/close time with speed adjustments
• Grip feedback and part detection via LEDs at the PLC/Controller
• Multiple communication modes (Modbus RTU protocol, IO mode control, USB and Ethernet)

Applied Robotics, Inc., headquartered in Glenville, NY, is an ISO-9001 registered company serving the world’s automation market.  Founded in 1983, Applied Robotics designs and manufactures end effectors and connectivity solutions intended to solve complex automation problems and improve efficiencies.  Serving a wide spectrum of customers and industries the company’s dependable wrist-down solutions reduce downtime, improve product quality, and increase product throughput.  These solutions can be found in manufacturing, welding, assembly, material removal and material handling applications throughout the United States, Canada, Pacific Rim, Europe, Mexico, South America and Australia. More information can be found on the company’s website at www.appliedrobotics.com