SCHUNK on Automation SCHUNK Grippers Have Set Assembly Benchmarks for More Than 30 Years Jesse Hayes September 30, 2013 Introduced in 1983, SCHUNK’s pneumatic “Industrial Hand” became the starting point for gripper development that continues today.Read More
SCHUNK on Automation Trends in Robot Accessories The right accessories can boost the flexibility and reliability of robotic assembly operations. Jesse Hayes October 22, 2012 The efficiency and reliability of an industrial robot largely depend on its end-of-arm tooling. However, engineers often forget that the interface between the end-effector and the robot arm also plays a critical role. Read More
Quick-Change Artists Servo-driven grippers lend flexibility to automated assembly lines in the automotive industry and beyond Jesse Hayes February 1, 2012 The major advantage of robots is their flexibility. It’s ironic, then, that robot end-effectors are typically custom-made for a specific part.Read More