Grippers

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Grippers are an essential tool for a wide variety of industrial, commercial, and laboratory applications. They are used for a range of tasks, including gripping, lifting, transferring, and sorting objects of all shapes and sizes. Omega Engineering offers a wide range of grippers that can be used in clean rooms, harsh environments, confined spaces, and even extreme temperatures. Our grippers feature low profile, high force, and adjustable stroke lengths and are designed to provide precision gripping and excellent part positioning.

Frequently Asked Questions

These grippers are essential components in automation and robotics, used for tasks such as lifting, transferring, sorting, and precision gripping. They are widely used across industrial, commercial, and laboratory settings where repetitive or precise part positioning is required.

Yes, the collection includes specialized models such as the "Parallel Pneumatic Grippers Miniature for Clean Room Applications." These are specifically engineered to meet the strict hygiene and particle-control standards required in medical, pharmaceutical, and semiconductor clean rooms.

Low-profile grippers, like those in the RPL series, are designed for applications with limited vertical clearance. Despite their compact size, they can provide significant gripping force (ranging from 116 to 160 N), making them ideal for confined spaces in complex machinery.

Parallel pneumatic grippers move their jaws in a straight line toward or away from each other. This ensures that the gripping surfaces remain perfectly parallel throughout the stroke, providing more consistent pressure and better part alignment compared to angular grippers.

Yes, for more demanding tasks, the "Pneumatic Parallel 2-Jaw Grippers, High Force" series is available. These models are designed to handle larger or heavier objects while maintaining the precision and durability required for high-cycle industrial automation.

The Omega Engineering grippers offered by HK Calibrations are built for durability. Many models are designed to operate reliably in harsh environments, including those with extreme temperatures, ensuring long-term performance even in challenging manufacturing conditions.