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*Price shown includes: a standard body, a straight finger and a curved finger.

Gimatic - Configure Your Own Gripper
# 6465, # 6466, # 6467

Have an odd sized sprue that's hard to grip? Gimatic's new independent gripper body plus your choice of mix and match gripper fingers, allows you to custom build the perfect gripper for your application. Choices include straight, curved, blank and sensors fingers (PNP and NPN). Assembly and configuration is easy with our easy to follow picture directions. Ø 20mm end boss make these grippers easy to mount to EOATs using standard mounting clamps.

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Price shown includes: #20 Gimatic Nipper body and Gimatic High Power gripper jaws.

Gimatic - High Power Sprue Gripper
# 1904, # 6458

At 650 pounds of gripping force, these jaws, combined with size 20 nipper bodies, are ideal for tough gripping, ripping, and stripping applications. They are also perfect for large sprues that stick in the mold and need strong pulling force to remove them, or for large runners that have too much rotational torque for standard grippers to handle. They are also ideal for gripping and stripping wide fan-gates (typically used with auto bumper type parts). We normally pair High Power jaws with Gimatic nipper bodies (which offer both sensor equipped bodies and standard non-sensor body styles), although they can be used with almost any size 20 nipper body. Note: Compared to general purpose sprue grippers, these jaw have narrower opening and closing angles, so pay careful attention to the open/close dimensions when sizing. Our EOAT Engineering department can asist in sizing.

Gimatic - Die Case Mini Grippers
# 6553

These die cast Mini Grippers may look 'Plain Jane', but they're about as sturdy and long lived as you can get. Their rugged construction offers a higher grip force than other similarly sized sprue grippers and the teeth design of the fingers holds sprues better than other grippers of their size. Sensor models come with the sensor already installed and configured, eliminating the typical ‘hide and seek’ process of sensor set-up. The single, finger mounted sensor confirms that the sprue has been gripped.