Pneumatic gripper FKHC series
angular2-jawhandling

pneumatic gripper
pneumatic gripper
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Characteristics

Operation
pneumatic
Type
angular
Number of jaws
2-jaw
Application
handling, for the automotive industry, for the electronics industry
Options
compact, lightweight
Grip strength

Min.: 4.44 N

Max.: 66.72 N

Description

The FKHC Series of angled grippers are lightweight and can provide a very high force. Ideal for applications that require movement in tight, confined spaces, the largest gripper in this series weighs only 11 ounces. These grippers have a unique additional piston that provides extra force when pressure is applied, enhancing synchronization. Adjustable needle valves control the speed of jaw motion to best suit any number of applications. FEATURES • Operating pressure ranges from 30 psi to 87 psi. • Operating media is compressed air. • Opening: -10 to 30° TECHNICAL ADVANTAGES • Available in four bore sizes: 10, 16, 20 and 25 millimeters. • Magnetic piston is standard. • Standard adjustable needle valve to control open/close speed. • Integrated sensor slots in the gripper body enable easy mounting of sensors for both “open” and “closed” position sensing. • Aluminum gripper body is hard-coated to ensure abrasion and to combat corrosion. • No additional lubrication is required. APPLICATION EXAMPLES • Part ejection: During the final stage of thermoplastic mold injection, grippers can be used to hold the part of the mold for easier ejection of the finished product. • Part handling: As the load moves through the workpiece, grippers are used to handle and move the object as needed with greater precision when compared to parallel grippers. • Clamping and rotating: Angled grippers are able to clamp down on objects in the same way that two fingers can pinch, rotating objects as needed.

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