Electric gripper drive with a torsional compliance device
A gripper and flexibility technology, used in the manufacture of tools, chucks, manipulators, etc., to solve problems such as reduced life and motor overheating
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[0014] Go to attached image, figure 1 An electric gripper is shown and indicated with reference number 10 . The gripper comprises a housing 12 having an electrical connection plug 14 protruding from the housing. A power source (not shown) is connected to connector 14 . A pair of gripper fingers 16, 18 extend from the housing.
[0015] figure 2 An exploded view of the gripper device 10 is shown. Housing 12 has a generally rectangular box shape, including at one end a pair of walls 20, 22 that receive a clamp, as will be described hereinafter. The walls define a channel 24 including a base wall 26 . A hole 27 is formed in said base wall 26 enabling access into said housing 12 . The housing 12 includes an additional top wall 28 that includes an aperture 29 to enable passage of a motor assembly into the housing 12 . In addition, a cover 30 is secured in bore 29 by a C-ring 32 to retain the motor assembly in said housing 12 .
[0016] The gripper 10 includes a motor assemb...
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