DH-Robotics DH Robotics PGC-50-35 Collaborative Electric Parallel Gripper - clamping element for industrial equipment
≈ US$1,840
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Communication standard: Modbus RTU (RS485) Digital I/O interface
Optional: TCP/IP, USB 2.0, CAN2.0A, PROFINET, EtherCAT
Opening/closing time: 0.7 s / 0.7 s
Recommended operating environment: 0–40 °C
Nettogewicht: 500 g
DH Robotics PGC-50-35 Collaborative Electric Parallel Gripper without Brake
With a 35 mm stroke and a 1 kg payload
the DH Robotics PGC-50 is designed to combine intuitive design with practicality. With its impressive accuracy
self-locking
and a host of other features
the PGC-50 is the perfect gripper for light collaborative applications. The PGC-50 is easy to set up and comes with plug-ins for most major cobot brands such as Universal Robots
OMRON
and others
Characteristics
The DH Robotics PGC-50 is an electric two-finger gripper designed for both industrial and collaborative applications. The award-winning PGC-50 gripper (Red Dot Award
IF Award) combines progressive design with proven reliability. The PGC-50 offers a stroke of 35 mm and a recommended payload of 1 kg
With its self-locking function
maximum force limits
and other collaboration-oriented features
the DH Robotics PGC-50 is an ideal companion for your cobot. However
the PGC-50 isn't limited to cobots and can also be used with conventional industrial robots. This gripper is designed for durability and
with its IP67 rating
can handle fairly harsh environments. This makes the gripper particularly suitable for working on CNC machines
for example
Another great advantage of the PGC-50 is its ease of setup. DH Robotics offers plug-ins for a variety of cobot brands
including Universal Robots
OMRON TM
Hanwha
AUBO
Fanuc
and more. From unboxing to using your new gripper
it only takes a few minutes
Additional technical information
Looking for more power or a larger lift? Check out the DH Robotics PGC-140 and PGC-300
The stated amount is net. The legally required VAT of 19% will be added at checkout. You will receive a proper VAT invoice
Delivery time 5-10 working days!