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Area gripper with patented valve technology. Fluidtechnik Bückeburg presents an area gripper specially designed for robots with low payloads and for collaborative robots.
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Area gripper with patented valve technology. Fluidtechnik Bückeburg presents an area gripper specially designed for robots with low payloads and for collaborative robots.

Picking, packing and palletizing heat shields: Martin Mechanic demonstrates how to handle parts in record time with a new solution for the automotive industry. The MEV23196 work cell can handle 60 parts per minute - neatly placed in mesh boxes.
The trend towards mass automation is giving an enormous boost to small and lightweight robots in particular. Lightweight robots from Universal Robots, for example, are harmless when interacting with humans and can also be programmed quickly.

Goudsmit has introduced a magnetic power gripper that can be used both as a lifting magnet for picking up or gripping heavy ferromagnetic parts from six millimetres and can also be used in robotics applications.
Clamping modules, such as those commonly used in machining production, cannot be used in additive manufacturing, as 3D printing has special requirements. With AMF zero-point clamping technology, the manufacturing process in 3D printing, including the subsequent follow-up processes, can be standardized to a high degree.

The new Sax bell suction pad from Schmalz adapts perfectly to complex-shaped workpieces thanks to its high stroke. According to the manufacturer, this makes it particularly suitable for handling car body components or for destacking sheet metal blanks.

Roteg has launched two new gripping systems: a gripper for bags and a vacuum gripper for palletizing cartons. The two in-house gripping systems are both models of the latest generation.

Based on the VDH-SR product series of volume dosing valves, Adactech offers 2-component dosing systems for mixing and dosing 2-component media. The system has a modular design and can be used flexibly.

The long-established company Kocks relies on AMF zero-point clamping systems for the production of components on a new machining center. This allows production times to be reduced by more than 80 percent in some cases.
Onrobot, which recently emerged from the companies On Robot, Optoforce and Perception Robotics, presented its first new products at Automatica: The Gecko Gripper, the Polyskin Tactile Gripper, the RG2-FT and a technical upgrade to the HEX force-torque sensor product line.