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Achaniotis
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High temperature pick and place |
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Hi all,
I am interested in purchasing a Robotiq gripper for a pick and place application using a FANUC robot. The temperature factor is quite important as the application requires the gripper to be resistant to temperatures around 480°C. Can someone come up with a suggestion (a gripper attachment possibly)?
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We are limited by the relatively low inertia of the fingers when specifying higher-temp fabrics. Higher-rated materials (>500C) are simply too stiff or too heavy to use on this particular gripper model.
The material shown in the video (Isotherm) is rated to 260C (and only intermittently to 370C). This could possibly be increased with the use of internal cooling beneath the gripper cover, though I have no data to suggest it could make it to 480C.
If you would like to consider a protective thermal cover for your application--please visit https://www.roboworld.com, and request a quotation. One of our representatives would be happy to assist. Please be certain to cite the specific gripper model you are considering.
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480°C will be the part temperature after it comes out of a pre-heating furnace. I am assuming that the part will not spend more than a few seconds in contact with the gripper. The temperature of the working environment will be at normal industrial levels.
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