A budget version featuring a die-cast body, this small air gripper was developed for sprue and runner chucking of injection molded products.
The proximity switch compatible model is ideal for replacing limit switches (LS) used for grip confirmation. < BB Series: Air Gripper > - Adopts a lightweight body made of aluminum die-cast (Zamak). Successfully reduced costs while maintaining the same quality as conventional machined bodies. - The flat body shape is a compact design that does not interfere during mounting at the head. - By changing the plug position, it is possible to change the air supply position.
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basic information
- BB-12-00: Double-acting type - BB-12-NO: Single-acting (normally open) type -- Gripping action with air ON - BB-13-NO: Single-acting (normally open) type -- Gripping action with air ON → A switch-compatible model that allows direct attachment of a magnetic proximity switch to the claw - Jaw opening (per jaw): 15° - Operating pressure range: 0.25 to 0.8 MPa - Operating temperature range: +5 to 60°C - Body weight: 75g to 90g *For detailed dimensions and more information, please refer to the catalog. Feel free to contact us at (info.jp@gimatic.com).
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P3
Applications/Examples of results
Injection molding product removal chuck
Line up（3）
| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| BB-12-00 | |
| BB-12-NO | |
| BB-13-NO | The specification for Misumi has been changed to NPN sensor (our standard is PNP specification) |
catalog（1）
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Company information
Linkage is a company established to assist in automation by combining products and technologies from overseas manufacturers with the skills of Japanese users. We create opportunities for the introduction of robotic systems and devices to compensate for the labor shortage in Japanese manufacturing through EOAT (End of Arm Tooling, such as robotic hands and polishing kits).