Magnetic Grippers
The SCHUNK EMH Electropermanent Magnetic Grippers are compact, 24V-operated gripping solutions designed for reliable handling of ferromagnetic components, sheet materials, and small parts. With integrated electronics and simple digital I/O control, they reduce wiring, installation costs, and commissioning effort while eliminating the need for external controllers. Available in single-pole, double-pole, and four-pole variants, they deliver efficient and precise gripping for automotive, aerospace, machine tool, and e-mobility applications.
Product Overview
SCHUNK magnetic grippers offer a vast array of advantages. They handle ferromagnetic parts reliably over the long term and leave no traces.
The electropermanent EMH magnetic grippers from SCHUNK. They combine the strengths of magnetic technology with the advantages of 24V technology. As the electronic system is completely installed in the gripper and is actuated extremely easily via digital I/O, the components require neither space in the control cabinet nor an external electronic open loop control system. This saves costs and minimizes the wiring and commissioning effort. For years now, these grippers have been used in the automotive industry, aerospace technology, and the machine tool sector, among others. They are reliable partners for gripping ferromagnetic components and small parts.
SCHUNK is now complementing its magnetic gripper portfolio with new variants: The double-pole EMH-DP and the four-pole EMH-MP are being added to the existing product family, the single-pole EMH-RP. They are all space-saving and cost-efficient – but each variant also has its own special strengths. The single-pole EMH-RP grips flat and round parts with equal reliability and repeatability. Featuring a pole quartet, the EMH-MP is the tool of choice for handling sheet material, among other things. Its digital four-stage gripping force control allows even very thin steel sheets to be separated. The double-pole EMH-DP really demonstrates its strengths in bin picking, which involves the gripping of jumbled parts. Its sides are magnetic too. Therefore, it can also grip small components that are tightly sandwiched between the gripper and the chute wall. The range of parts can be further expanded via standard pole extensions. Since magnetic gripping is generally performed from above, users always benefit from the minimal interfering contour of the grippers. This is particularly attractive in the field of e-mobility. There, for example, battery cells often must be placed close together to fill battery packs or trays.
SCHUNK Intec India Private Ltd, Bangalore. Tel: 080-40538999. Email: [email protected]
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