SCHUNK SPG Alternatives & Competitors

2-finger parallel gripper with smooth roller guides of the base jaws.

Electric 2-finger parallel gripper with smooth-running base jaws guided on roller bearings.

2-finger angular parallel gripper with gripper finger actuation of up to 90° per jaw.

Festo offers mechanical parallel grippers in various designs. They are suitable for internal and external gripping. Parallel standard grippers are suitable for handling a wide range of small parts in a clean environment. To absorb high forces, Festo offers sturdy gripper systems with a resilient T-slot guide for the gripper jaws. Sealed grippers are suitable for handling tasks in very dirty and demanding environments. The precise parallel gripper has gripper jaws with an impressive backlash-free roller bearing. The electric long-stroke gripper is an alternative to pneumatics.

2-finger parallel gripper with long jaw stroke for large parts and/or a broad range of parts.

2-finger parallel gripper with long jaw stroke for large parts and/or a broad range of parts.

2-finger parallel gripper with long jaw stroke for large parts and/or a broad range of parts.

Servo-electric 2-finger parallel gripper with sensitive gripping force control and long stroke.

Pneumatic 2-finger parallel gripper with large jaw stroke, high gripping force and profiled rail guide for the use of long gripper fingers.

The SCHUNK PGF stands out as a versatile universal parallel gripper equipped with a surface-guided base jaw. This distinctive feature ensures precise and reliable gripping, enabling the gripper to securely hold various objects with accuracy. The surface-guided base jaw enhances the gripper's adaptability to objects of different shapes and sizes, contributing to seamless automation processes.

One of the remarkable capabilities of the SCHUNK PGF is its suitability for applications requiring precise gripping and manipulation. The surface-guided base jaw ensures stable and consistent contact with the object, minimizing the risk of slippage and enhancing the overall reliability of the gripping process. This makes the PGF an ideal choice for tasks like assembly, machine loading, and material handling where precision and repeatability are crucial.

A lesser-known but valuable specification of the SCHUNK PGF lies in its compatibility with various software systems. This feature streamlines its integration into diverse automation setups and enhances its versatility. Additionally, the gripper's design and construction may include specialized materials or coatings that enable it to operate in environments with specific temperature requirements or demanding conditions, further expanding its applicability in various industries.