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EOAT Head System

14 March, 2015
1 min read
Seven Head Systems for AGS End of Arm Tool Assembly

Seven Head Systems for AGS End of Arm Tool Assembly!

Individuality for gripper arms for vacuum grippers and angle elements Individuality is key when it comes to the head systems available from AGS. World’s automation specialist offers seven different versions (GGS, GGB, GWR, GHW, GVR-R, GVR-P, GWP) for gripper arms for vacuum grippers and angle elements. Both systems are for the AGS PreciGrip end of arm tool kit series.

In practice, the wide variety of uses of head systems from the standard and PreciGrip series has a lasting effect on reducing stock. By making use of the choices from our product range, the system can be used flexibly, and the possibilities of creating different constructions are enhanced significantly.

The head systems’ respective basis is the shaft (SHT), which is available in a round (SHT-R) or prism version (SHT-P). The round shaft version is available in three different lights. We offer diameters 10 (lengths 30, 60 or 90 mm) to 14 (lengths 40, 80 or 120 mm) and 20 mm (lengths 50, 100 and 150 mm).

The gripper arm shafts as prism versions are available in profile size 13 in lengths of 30, 60 or 90 mm, and in profile size 22 in lengths of 50, 100 or 150 mm. The systems follow a modular concept—shaft and heads are separate. Additionally, spring-borne assembly of the respective versions is possible.

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