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Pneumatic grippers

Nov. 21, 2007
GPL series of long-stroke, parallel, pneumatic grippers is designed to significantly increase the payload capability of automation systems by reducing the weight of the grippers. They offer 1-, 2-, and 3-in. stroke lengths, which allow the ...

GPL series of long-stroke, parallel, pneumatic grippers is designed to significantly increase the payload capability of automation systems by reducing the weight of the grippers. They offer 1-, 2-, and 3-in. stroke lengths, which allow the system to handle a range of part sizes without changing jaws or other tooling, and 2.2, 132.5, and 196 lb of force per jaw. They reduce number of steel fasteners used by reducing parts count with CNC tooling.

Zaytran Inc., (440) 324-2814, www.grippers.com

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