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Robotic Gripper Platform is suited for end-of-arm tooling.
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Robotic Gripper Platform is suited for end-of-arm tooling.


November 12, 2004 - DX Robotic Gripper Platform has D-shaped frame profile that provides 6 mounting sides for mating robotic components, with 2 sides at opposite 45° angles. Profile also allows back-to-back mounting to create round or tree trunk boom style end effectors with 8 mounting sides. From main boom mounted to robotic arm, flats of profile can be rotated 90° to allow for tree branch or cross frame mounting configurations. All sides have X nut channels to accept gripper components.


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Release date: November 10, 2004

>SAS< Automation, Introduces New DX Robotic Gripper Platform for End-of-Arm Tooling

Xenia, Ohio (November 10, 2004) --- >SAS< Automation introduces new DX Robotic Gripper Platform for robotic EOAT and end effectors. Developed for heavy and bulky applications, the new frame profile platform is D shaped and allows for 6 – 8 sides for mounting mating robotic components – two more than previously offered in the market, (of the square or rectangular shape).

In addition, two sides are at opposite 45 degree angles which allow greater flexibility in mountings angle, allowing for wide use for almost limitless applications.

Furthermore, the DX profile allows for back-to-back mounting of the D shaped profile in a double D configuration (similar to the letters “db”) creating a round or tree trunk "boom" style end effectors; especially common on 5 axis robots & heavier applications. From the main boom mounted to the robotic arm, the flats of the profile can be rotated 90 degrees to allow for tree branch or “cross frame mounting” configurations. When in the “boom” configuration, 8 mounting sides are possible, with four on 45 degree angles.

Finally, all sides have X nut channels to accept SAS’s full line of gripper components such as mounting clamps, fixed or spring loaded gripper arms, vacuum cups, gripper fingers, parallel / angular grippers, and sensors. This allows for the full utilization and compatibility for ease of use and “plug & play” in many applications throughout the world with SAS modular gripper components.

About >SAS< Automation - ISO 9001:2000 registered
>SAS< is a leading supplier of modular EOAT components & robotic gripper systems – capable of servicing any part and any robot. >SAS< manufactures in the USA “get a grip!”, and distributes “nip it!” Nile sprue nipper line, and “GRIP IT!“ Asian chucking/gripper line. They are specialists in robotic end-of-arm tooling and gripper systems, sprue nippers, CNC degating and Insert Molding tooling for manufacturing and plastics industries. >SAS< German office services the European market. Sales/support to USA, Canada, Mexico and Europe.
Company Information:
Name: SAS Automation, Ltd.
Address: 1200 S. Patton St.
City: Xenia
State: OH
ZIP: 45385
Country: USA
Phone: 937-372-5255
FAX: 937-372-5555
http://www.sasgripper.com



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