Schunk LEG packaging gripper

Wednesday, 07 September, 2011 | Supplied by: Romheld Automation Pty Ltd

The Schunk LEG packaging gripper is a servo electric gripper with 22.5 kg capacity and is suitable for packing and palletising cartons.

In synchronous form it uses a single servo motor to move the fingers concentrically. In asynchronous form it uses two servo motors to provide independent control of each finger, allowing positioning without centring. To view a video of the packaging gripper in action, visit http://youtu.be/wPdhlIg6N6M.

Online: www.romheldaustralia.com.au
Phone: 02 9721 1799

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