These grippers are specially developed using the 3D printing process.
They have internal vacuum generation capabilities and can be customized to suit specific needs.

Customizable design: The grippers can be 3D printed to fit a wide range of objects
and are customizable to meet the specific requirements of your application.

Lightweight: The grippers are 3D printed using high-strength, lightweight materials,
making them easy to manipulate and reducing the load on the robotic arm.

Durable: The grippers are designed to withstand the rigors of industrial environments
and provide long-lasting performance.

Cost-effective: 3D printing technology allows for faster production and lower costs
compared to traditional manufacturing methods.

With their advanced design and 3D printing technology, the grippers offer a cost-effective
and customizable solution for robotic grasping and manipulation.

This gripper removes the part and then folds the cutting knives
into position and cuts off the sprues.

A sprue trimming gripper is a robotic end-effector that is designed to grip
the sprue and trim it away from the finished part.

These grippers typically use a cutting mechanism, such as a blade or a wire,
to trim the sprue. Some of them could use a pneumatic or electric actuator to move the blade or wire.

Sprue trimming grippers are used to automate the sprue trimming process,
which can be a time-consuming and labor-intensive task.
They allow for faster and more consistent sprue trimming, which can increase production
efficiency and reduce the risk of errors. They are also used in a wide range of industries,
including automotive, consumer goods, and medical device manufacturing.