The pneumatically controlled mGrip features
circular or parallel finger modules, enabling strong gripping. It can also handle sensitive products – for example, baked goods, fruit and vegetables can be placed in trays without damage, or removed for quality control. Thanks to the wide range of configuration options,
the gripper can safely pick up food with different shapes and forms, such as chicken drumsticks. However, companies outside the food industry that want to pick up nets or bags full of small parts can also benefit. The gripper is easy to clean from the outside and fulfils the requirements of CIP (Cleaning in Place) and
COP (Cleaning out of Place). Its lightweight design enables its use on cobots and other lightweight robots.
These include Signal Lamps, which can be
With the company’s Emergency stop
operated with AC or DC voltage; Pushbuttons, where the switch contact is designed as a changeover switch; and Illuminated pushbuttons: Eight LEDs provide high brightness, long service life and low power consumption.
buttons/impact buttons, the contact is a positive opener. If the positive opening operation is not required, the device can also be supplied with a changeover switch or with a separate opener and closer, or with two separate openers.
The panel is a transmissive LCD touch screen
offering a full viewing angle, with the unlit colour being black. The interface options are 8080 8 Bit, 16 Bit, Dual SPI & Quad SPI I/F. The Drive IC is a NV3041A-01, and the output
touch interface is I2C, with a screen brightness of 370 cd/m2
. The Touch IC is FocalTech
FT5446U. Suitable for an operating temperature from -20˚C to +70˚C, this offers a MTBF lifetime of up to 30,000 hours (25˚C, IF= 160mA). Applications for the display include cloud- based internet-connected products, portable products and industrial equipment, as well as EV chargers, autonomous devices, industrial control systems, transport, aviation, etc.
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