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| Brand Name: | OEM |
| MOQ: | 1 |
| Price: | Negotiation |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, L/C, PayPal, Western Union, MoneyGram |
| Supply Ability: | 300 + Piece + per Months |
Transfer Tooling Gripper
A Transfer Tooling Gripper is a specialized device designed for automated handling and transferring of workpieces
Metal electric transfer tooling for servo transfer automation is run on compressed air and have the ability to pick up, place, hold and release objects while an action is being executed. Modular design could save assembly hours. Long life cycle, best price and flexible industrial assembly make Brisk grippers the best one available. Transfer tooling could save assembly hours.
| Name | Transfer Tooling Gripper |
| Application | Robots /Sheet Metal Handling /Automotive Manufacturing/Aerospace/Press Shop Gripping Applications |
| Material | Aluminum Steel |
| Weight | 0.45 Kg |
| Clamping Force | 620 N (at 5 Bar) |
| Control Mode | Continuous Path Control |
| Drive Mode | Pneumatic |
| Brand | Brisk Or Oem |
| Air Ports | G 1 / 4 |
| Power Source | Compressed Air |
| Product Function | Gripper For Metal Sheet Stamping |
| Operating Pressure | Max. 6.0 Bar |
High Precision and Repeatability – Ensures accurate positioning of each part during transfer.
Lightweight and Durable Construction – Made from high-strength aluminum or carbon fiber to reduce inertia while maintaining rigidity.
Adjustable Gripping Mechanism – Allows customization based on part geometry, thickness, and material.
Quick-Change Design – Enables fast retooling for different products or die configurations.
Pneumatic or Servo Operation – Offers smooth, reliable, and controlled gripping action.
Transfer tooling grippers generally operate through pneumatic, mechanical, or servo-driven systems.
In pneumatic grippers, compressed air drives the opening and closing of jaws.
Mechanical grippers utilize linkages or cams synchronized with press motion.
Servo grippers allow precise force and position control, suitable for delicate or high-precision applications.
The gripper is mounted on a transfer arm or robot end-effector and works in harmony with the press stroke. It picks up the workpiece after one operation, transfers it to the next station, and releases it at the exact position required for the subsequent process.
