Coval CVGL
Area grippers for vacuum handling
With the CVGL series, Coval is launching an area gripper for vacuum handling onto the market.
According to the company, the weight has been reduced compared to the previous CVG series. The area gripper is available in three standard lengths: 424 mm, 624 mm and 824 mm. Users can also choose from three gripping interface technologies: foam, suction pad and Coval-Flex, as well as an integrated or external vacuum generator. They can also choose between three suction volume flows.
Customized adaptations in length and special solutions for vacuum handling of parts of different dimensions, weights and materials are also possible.
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