Understand the Application<\/p>\n
To get the right gripper, its important to first consider the nature of the task, operating environment and workpiece, including its size, mass and material. Here are some key considerations and questions that will help determine which gripper type will get the job done as safely and efficiently as possible: <\/p>\n
Environmental. What temperature range will the gripper operate in? Will the gripper be exposed to dirt, dust, oil or moisture? <\/p>\n
Industry. Does the application involve food or other hygienic workpieces? Will the gripper be exposed to cleaning processes? Does the application require antistatic materials? <\/p>\n
Design constraints. What direction of motion is needed? What is the applications maximum operating speed? How large is the workspace? Will operators share space with collaborative robots?<\/p>\n
Costs. What are the upfront, operating and maintenance costs, as well as the energy consumption?<\/p>\n
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