SCHUNK News

SCHUNK is a global leader in toolholding and workholding, gripping technology, and automation technology. Their extensive product range includes gripping systems, automation components, toolholding systems, and workholding solutions, catering to industries such as aerospace, automotive, electronics, and life sciences. SCHUNK emphasizes innovation, precision, and reliability, offering advanced solutions like electric grippers, magnetic grippers, and adhesive grippers to enhance manufacturing efficiency. With approximately 3,700 employees across 8 plants and 34 subsidiaries in over 50 countries, SCHUNK provides comprehensive support and services to its global clientele.
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Focus on cobots and lightweight robots

The EGL-C long-stroke gripper is a milestone in human-robot collaboration. Due to integrated intelligence, collaborative applications at gripping forces of up to 450 N can be implemented.

Versatile clamping force tester

What do the tire pressure of a car and the clamping force of a lathe chuck have in common? Both should be checked regularly to ensure the maximum process safety and efficiency in daily use. The new versatile clamping force tester IFT is designed for this purpose.

Gripping systems are designed for collaborative, intelligent and intuitive operation

"We are experiencing a fundamental change in industrial production towards smart, intelligent processes – from initial planning and configuration, including commissioning and as ongoing operation and maintenance," Henrik A. Schunk, Managing Partner and CEO of gripping system and clamping technology specialist SCHUNK stressed at the end of the SPS 2019.

Flat rotary unit with absolute encoder and large center bore

SCHUNK launches a new generation of universally applicable mechatronic rotary modules with the ERT rotary unit for compact space requirements. It is wear- and maintenance-free, flexible and precise, and allows dynamic rotational movements.

Autonomous gripping

Industrial gripping is about to undergo a fundamental upheaval. Whereas until now the pickup and depositing positions of workpieces, their geometry and the relevant gripping parameters always needed to be defined manually, in future gripping systems will handle the widest variety of gripping tasks of their own accord.

Sensory quick-change pallet module increases process transparency

The sensory quick-change pallet module SCHUNK VERO-S NSE-S3 138, allows maximum transparency on the clamping situation during the ongoing operation. Pull-down force, position of the clamping slide, and pallet presence can be continuously monitored.

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