Mini area gripper
Handling of light and porous parts
The mini area gripper CVGM was designed by the manufacturer Coval for handling light and porous parts, such as protective masks and fabric cut-outs.
With a weight of 300 g and a size of 130 x 60 mm, the CVGM mini area gripper can be easily integrated into an automated system. It is suitable for robotics and collaborative robots. The modular surface gripper is equipped with a stainless steel gripping interface that meets food standards and can be easily removed for frequent cleaning.
The supplier of high-performance vacuum components and complete area grippers Coval has developed the mini area gripper specifically for the requirements of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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