Gripper jaws or fingers are the contact components of robotic grippers that directly handle objects in automated systems.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Gripper Jaws/Fingers.
This component is used in the following industrial products
Mechanical component of an Automatic Tool Changer that physically grasps, holds, and manipulates tools during the exchange process.
The terminal component of a robotic arm or conveyor system that directly interacts with objects for manipulation, handling, or processing.
The interface component at the end of a robotic arm that directly interacts with workpieces or tools to perform assembly tasks.
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"Standard OEM quality for Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing applications. The Gripper Jaws/Fingers arrived with full certification."
Common types include parallel jaws for uniform gripping, angular jaws for angled surfaces, soft jaws for delicate objects, and custom jaws designed for specific part geometries.
Choose based on application needs: aluminum for lightweight use, steel for high wear, polyurethane for soft gripping, and coated materials for harsh environments like chemicals or high temperatures.
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