Individual gripping systems from the 3D printer

In the field of automation, gripping systems are often used to add, remove or sort components. 
When we think about exercise, we want to lose weight.
So the requirement is: The function of a gripper with the lowest possible weight, high stability and long service life.

How this works ideally is shown by the Robot Technology GmbH!
Grippers, fixtures, and other components are already being manufactured additively here. The grippers are printed on a Markforged 3D printer.
This represents enormous added value for our own production as well as for our customers.
Thanks to an integrated continuous carbon fiber, the grippers have enormous strength and can withstand the demands.

Further advantages of 3D printed grippers:
✅ Any type of individual gripper possible
✅ lighter grips – more repetitions
✅ integrated functions possible
✅ Compatible with all common robots
✅ On-demand production – without warehousing

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See for yourself how strong the components are.

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