Product Design & Development

Techno-Sommer’s New Mini-Parallel Grippers

By Techno-Sommer
Thursday, March 11, 2010

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A hardened steel flat guide ensures maximum force and moment resistance, high-precision and play-free guides.
Magnetic sensors can be mounted to sense the jaw position, allowing for positive feedback.



(NEW HYDE PARK, NY; March 11, 2010) – Techno-Sommer Automatic announces the newly expanded MGP800 Series Mini-Parallel Gripper with flat guide. Designed for use in smaller electronic or medical applications, as well as assembly and multiple pick-and-place applications, the mini- grippers now feature:  

  • 8 different sizes, ranging from 12 x 10 x 20 mm (L x W x H) up to 48 x 38 x 77 mm. 
  • The capability to fit into tight spaces, grip and pick up very small items in small places. 
  • A hardened steel flat guide to ensure maximum force and moment resistance, high-precision and play-free guides.
  • Up to 400 N (90 lbf) grip force.
  • A range from 1- to 12-mm stroke per jaw.
  • Magnetic sensors that can be mounted to sense the jaw position, allowing for positive feedback. 
  • The option to manifold through the bottom mounting surface, eliminating the need for air fittings and allowing the grippers to be mounted in a close array.

For more information about the New MGP800 Series Mini-Parallel Gripper with flat guide from Techno-Sommer Automatic, visit the Techno Web site at http://www.techno-sommer.com/New/Mini-Parallel.htm.

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