Robotics — Grippers

Overview The EG2-4B2 is a compact electric gripper built on an innovative linear mechanical linkage design — delivering precise force and position ...

Overview The EG2-4C2 is Inspire Robots' higher-force electric gripper — sharing the same compact linear mechanical linkage architecture as the EG2-...

A two-finger gripper with three degrees of freedom per finger — six in total. That extra articulation is the point: a conventional parallel jaw can...

Three fingers, four independently driven joints each, twelve degrees of freedom. The DG-3F-M is the middle of the Delto line — enough articulation ...

Four fingers, eighteen degrees of freedom. The DG-4F sits between the three-finger DG-3F-M and the anthropomorphic DG-5F — the choice when you need...

Vacuum generator built into the gripper — no external pump, no air line running down the arm. For flat, smooth or bagged parts this is faster to de...

Two-finger electric parallel gripper for the xArm and UFACTORY 850. 84 mm of stroke with programmable position, speed and force — the default end e...

A two-finger gripper built for labware. Maximum grip force is capped at 20 N — deliberately low — so it can pick up a plate or a vial without crush...

Same adaptive mechanism as the 2F-85 with a 140 mm stroke. Specify this one when the parts are large or irregular enough that an 85 mm opening will...

A sealed parallel gripper rated IP67, with 0.025 mm repeatability — the tightest in the Robotiq line. Built for precision assembly and machine tend...

The two-finger adaptive gripper that most cobot cells end up running. 85 mm stroke, programmable force from 20 to 235 N, and fingers that adapt bet...