Industries / Applications
Use the handling requirement to enter the most relevant product categories. Final model suitability is confirmed during inquiry.
Define the handling requirement, review existing component references and prepare an application RFQ. These guides do not automatically match products or represent complete robotic systems.
A molded part and its sprue or runner can need different contact points, gripping clearances and release arrangements. Define each handling task before choosing the gripper, tool interface and mounting components.
Read Injection Molding EOATChoose a gripping approach around your workpiece and its pickup, transfer and release requirements. Explore HNQ mechanical grippers, vacuum cups and vacuum generators, then review the selected components against your actual handling task.
Read Pick & Place EOAT SelectionStart with the sealing surface, then review cup contact, vacuum generation, connections and the handling motion together. This guide helps define an application inquiry; the product category remains the place to browse the component range.
Read Vacuum Handling GuideFor equipment builders and automation buyers, a sheet handling inquiry starts with the actual plate and its available contact areas. Compare vacuum cup geometry, mounting interfaces and motion requirements before choosing components for pickup and placement.
Read Sheet Metal HandlingPackaging equipment builders, integrators and industrial buyers need to match the handling method to the package at the point of pickup. A rigid carton, a filled soft bag and a thin film sheet present different contact and support requirements.
Read Packaging Automation ComponentsSmall electronic parts can have limited contact space, features that must remain clear and specific surface requirements. Define the intended pickup region and installation envelope before comparing cup geometry or a mechanical gripping arrangement.
Read Electronics Component Handling
Common requirements: Part and runner handling, compact EOAT structure, reliable gripping and quick changeover.
Common requirements: Controlled contact, compact components and adaptable handling for varied workpieces.
Common requirements: Pick, place and transfer workflows using vacuum, gripping and modular support components.