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Flat parallel gripper for space-constrained applications

By Mary Gannon | December 7, 2023

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From recently completed production lines, Festo introduces the HPPF, an innovative flat parallel gripper that ranges in height from 19 to 41 mm among its four sizes: 8, 12, 16, and 20. The stroke ranges from a narrow 8 mm to a wide 80 mm, and gripping forces span from 60 to 377 N. HPPF flat parallel grippers are ideal in space-constrained applications for small parts and electronics assembly, including batteries, due to low copper, zinc, and nickel content – less than 1%. These units are attractively priced thanks to manufacturing innovations.

Twin piston rack-and-pinion motion and ball-bearing guides give HPPF parallel grippers high accuracy (≤ 0.03 mm to ≤ 0.06 mm), high gripping power, and maintenance-free long-service life.
Twin piston rack-and-pinion motion and ball-bearing guides give HPPF parallel grippers high accuracy (≤ 0.03 mm to ≤ 0.06 mm), high gripping power, and maintenance-free long-service life.

Twin piston rack-and-pinion motion and ball-bearing guides give these units high accuracy – ≤ 0.03 to ≤ 0.06 mm – and maintenance-free long-service life. Twin pistons provide these compact units with a high grip force. Units are symmetrical for flexibility in mounting. Both sides feature a C-slot for sensors. Machine builders can adjust the stroke and there is an elastic cushioning option. Weight is exceptionally low – ideal for today’s smaller footprint, more sustainable machines – 68 g for the smallest unit and up to 1,326 g for the largest.

Festo
www.festo.com


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