Datasheet 2FG7 v1.4 EN
Datasheet 2FG7 v1.4 EN
Datasheet 2FG7 v1.4 EN
2FG7
v1.4
DATASHEET
1. Datasheet
1.1. 2FG7
- - 11 [kg]
- - 24.3 [lb]
Payload form fit
- 38 - [mm]
Total stroke
1.49 [inch]
Fingers inwards
1 39 [mm]
-
0.039 1.53 [inch]
External
Fingers outwards
35 73 [mm]
-
1.37 2.87 [inch]
Grip width
range * Fingers inwards
11 49 [mm]
-
0.43 1.92 [inch]
Internal
Fingers outwards
45 83 [mm]
-
1.77 3.26 [inch]
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DATASHEET
* Automatically adapts to the current requirements when UR CB3 tool connector is used (600
mA).
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DATASHEET
Force Sensor
The gripper has a force sensor in the finger on the connector side as shown in the figure
below.
Consider the presence of the force sensor when the workpiece is aligned by using the fingers
of the gripper or when the workpiece is picked sideways since the gravity can affect the force
measurement.
In the latter case, orient the gripper so the finger with the sensor is on top. Make sure that the
bottom finger touches the workpiece slightly before the top finger touches it, as shown in the
figure below.
Fingers
The supplied fingers can be mounted in two different positions to achieve different gripping
ranges.
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Inwards Outwards
The delivered finger length is 8.5 mm (L in the drawing below). If custom fingers are required,
they can be made to fit the gripper according to the dimensions (mm)[inch] shown below. Use
M4x8mm screws and 1 Nm torque to attach the fingers.
NOTE:
If customized fingers are made, these must not touch the bellow.
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The maximum allowed torque applied to the gripper finger platforms is 4.5 Nm. The picture
below shows the coordinate system from where the maximum allowed torque is calculated.
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The graph below shows how the maximum allowable force decreases as the finger length
increases in case of customized fingertips. The graph is valid for all types of individual lengths
shown in the image of the gripper below.
Types of Grips
In this document, we use the internal and external grip terms, which indicates how the tool
grips the workpiece.
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See the table below for a recommendation overview of what lubricants the two bellows have
good resistance properties to. For example in CNC machines, mineral oils are often used as
cooling liquids, which the Standard Bellow is appropriate for.
Greases
Silicone Oils
Vegetable Oils
Mineral Oils
Common Fuels
Solvents
Acids
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NOTE:
The list of fluids and additives shown in the table above is non-exhaustive, as
all combinations cannot be tested.
Make sure to mix cooling liquid and water according to supplier specification,
and change regularly.
1.2. 2FG7