2-JAW PARALLEL GRIPPERS
The 2-jaw parallel gripper is a versatile gripping solution for automation and handling technology. With its two gripper jaws, it enables precise gripping, holding and positioning of workpieces of different shapes and sizes. Discover our high-quality 2-jaw parallel grippers and find the right solution for your requirements.
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Secure gripping with Zimmer Group grippers
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series GPP5000
- Steel Linear Guide – The superior guidance system concept
- Leakproof and corrosion protected – The universal gripper
- Aluminum Linear Guide – The alternative
- Steel Linear Guide – The superior guidance system concept
- Leakproof and corrosion protected – The universal gripper
- Aluminum Linear Guide – The alternative
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers with Long Stroke
Series GEH6000IL
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series GEP2000
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series GPP5000
- Steel Linear Guide – The superior guidance system concept
- Leakproof and corrosion protected – The universal gripper
- Aluminum Linear Guide – The alternative
- Steel Linear Guide – The superior guidance system concept
- Leakproof and corrosion protected – The universal gripper
- Aluminum Linear Guide – The alternative
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series GEP2000
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series GPP5000
- Steel Linear Guide – The superior guidance system concept
- Leakproof and corrosion protected – The universal gripper
- Aluminum Linear Guide – The alternative
- Steel Linear Guide – The superior guidance system concept
- Leakproof and corrosion protected – The universal gripper
- Aluminum Linear Guide – The alternative
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series MGP800
- Integrated position sensing for compact design and to minimized the interfering contour
- Gripper jaws made of ground surfaced and hardened steel ensure precision and a long durability
- Integrated position sensing for compact design and to minimized the interfering contour
- Gripper jaws made of ground surfaced and hardened steel ensure precision and a long durability
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series GPP5000
- Steel Linear Guide – The superior guidance system concept
- Leakproof and corrosion protected – The universal gripper
- Aluminum Linear Guide – The alternative
- Steel Linear Guide – The superior guidance system concept
- Leakproof and corrosion protected – The universal gripper
- Aluminum Linear Guide – The alternative
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series GEP2000
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series MGP800
- Integrated position sensing for compact design and to minimized the interfering contour
- Gripper jaws made of ground surfaced and hardened steel ensure precision and a long durability
- Integrated position sensing for compact design and to minimized the interfering contour
- Gripper jaws made of ground surfaced and hardened steel ensure precision and a long durability
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers with Long Stroke
Series GEH6000IL
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series GP
- Dual round guide rods
- Double acting pneumatic cylinder with integrated mechanical gripping force safety device
- Dual round guide rods
- Double acting pneumatic cylinder with integrated mechanical gripping force safety device
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers with Long Stroke
Series GEH6000IL
2-Jaw Parallel Grippers
Series GEP2000
FAQ – Questions and answers ON THE TOPIC OF 2-jaw parallel grippers
A 2-jaw parallel gripper is a mechanical device used in automated systems to grip and move objects. It consists of two parallel gripper jaws that move synchronously to grip an object. 2-jaw parallel grippers are often used in the manufacturing and assembly industry, for example for gripping and positioning workpieces, loading machines or packaging products. You can find further applications for 2-jaw parallel grippers in our showroom.
The Zimmer Group offers pneumatic, electric and pneumatic-intelligent 2-jaw parallel grippers, each with specific advantages and areas of application. Pneumatic grippers are widely used due to their simplicity and cost-effectiveness, but require a compressed air supply, which is not available in every plant. If you are unsure which drive type is the right one for your application, we will be happy to advise you.
Typical materials are aluminum, steel and plastics, depending on the requirements of the specific application, such as weight, corrosion resistance and load capacity. Customized adaptations are also possible depending on the area of application.