Pneumatic gripper PA series
angular2-jawfor industrial robots

Pneumatic gripper - PA series - COVAL - angular / 2-jaw / for industrial robots
Pneumatic gripper - PA series - COVAL - angular / 2-jaw / for industrial robots
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Characteristics

Operation
pneumatic
Type
angular
Number of jaws
2-jaw
Application
for industrial robots, for handling systems, for workpieces, for lightweight robots, for small loads
Options
compact, double-acting
Grip strength

Max.: 60 kgf

Min.: 4 kgf

Description

The PA series angular jaw clamps are used in robotics and the plastics industry and more generally on all types of manipulators. They are particularly recommended for use on injection press unloading robots. Choose a clamp with a theoretical force Coval to at least twice the effective force required. The clamping forces in the table above are theoretical forces and are given for a pressure of 6 bar. Gripping force is inversely proportional to the distance between the gripping point and the fulcrum. For example, for a PA 20 clamp with the gripping point 25mm from the fulcrum, the clamping force will be: F = 10.1 (table below) x 15/25 = 6.06 kg. The weight of the objects to be handled is added to that of the clamp and must not exceed 1/20th of the force exerted on the gripping point. The opening and closing speed of the fingers can be adjusted with the compressed air regulator. . DE: double action clamp using compressed air. . SEF: closure by compressed air, opening by return spring (simple closing effect). . SE0: o pening by compressed air, closure by return spring (simple opening effect). Specifications Compressed air: Filtered, lubricated or non-lubricated Maximum pressure: 10 bar Material: Anodized aluminium Seal: Nitrile (NBR) Heat treament: On pins and fingers Operating température: -10° to 70° C / 14 to 158°F
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.