G 1 / 4 Air Ports Sheet Metal Gripper For Power Press Sheet Metals
Brand Name:BRISK
Model Number:Transfer Die Stamping
Minimum Order Quantity:1
Delivery Time:2-10 days
Payment Terms:T/T, L/C, , MoneyGram
Place of Origin:Nanjing City, China
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High Security Operating Pneumatic Gripper for Transfer Tooling
What is the difference between parallel and angular grippers?
'Generally, an angular gripper is used when you need to get the
tooling out of the way. A parallel gripper is used for pulling a
part down inside a machine because the fingers fit into small areas
better. Space constraints might lead to the use of parallel over
angular,' says Todd Scott.
3-jaw chucks are also better suited for machining longer workpieces
because the longer collet chuck limits Z-axis travel. Spindle
performance: Because they are lighter in weight, collet chucks have
less mass, so the lathe spindle gets up to speed faster and puts
less strain on the spindle motor.
| Item No. | BSK-GPS11-A |
| Features | 5 million cycles |
| Sensor position available | |
| Modular structure | |
| High clamping force | |
| Easy adjustment | |
| Fast opening & closing action | |
| Self-locking structure for clamping | |
| Applications | Holding, removing and transporting of metal sheets and other products, mainly for automation stamping. |
Advantage:
long life, high clamp force, modular designed jaw tips are
available. Best design, best price, and best delivery make the
Brisk grippers the best workholding clamp available.
G 1 / 4 Air Ports Sheet Metal Gripper For Power Press Sheet Metals
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