What is the gripping force of the SCHUNK 1441947 electric gripper?

The SCHUNK 1441947 delivers adjustable gripping force up to 140 N, making it suitable for secure handling of small parts in collaborative robot applications. The force is controllable to suit different part materials and assembly requirements.

What is a parallel gripper and how does it work?

A parallel gripper uses two opposing jaws that move toward and away from each other in synchronization to grip parts between them. The SCHUNK 1441947 is a 2-finger parallel gripper with 6 mm stroke per jaw, allowing it to handle parts up to 0.7 kg with precision.

What is an electric gripper used for?

Electric grippers automate pick-and-place, assembly, and inspection tasks by gripping and releasing parts on command. The SCHUNK 1441947 is designed for precision assembly, part inspection, and collaborative workstations where safe and repeatable handling is critical.

How accurate is the SCHUNK 1441947 gripper for assembly work?

The SCHUNK 1441947 repeats to 0.02 mm, delivering the consistent accuracy required for precision assembly tasks. This high repeatability ensures parts are positioned identically across multiple cycles.

Is this gripper safe to use around workers on a collaborative robot?

Yes, the SCHUNK 1441947 includes a collision-protective cover and internal current limiting designed to protect operators in shared workspaces. These safety features make it suitable for collaborative workstations with human-robot interaction.

How much does the SCHUNK 1441947 gripper weigh and what is its payload?

The gripper weighs 0.59 kg and can handle parts up to 0.7 kg, delivering a high force-to-weight ratio that minimizes load on the robot arm. Its compact design makes it ideal for cobots with limited payload capacity.

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SCHUNK 1441947 Electric Gripper, 2-Finger, 140 N

Name: SCHUNK 1441947 Electric Gripper, 2-Finger, 140 N
Brand: SCHUNK
SKU: 3130
Price: 4495 USD
Availability: InStock

SCHUNK GmbH & Co. KG

$4,495.00

SCHUNK 1441947 electric parallel gripper for collaborative robots. 6 mm stroke per jaw, adjustable grip force to 140 N, 0.02 mm repeatability. Handles parts up to 0.7 kg with collision protection and force limiting for safe shared-workspace operation.

The SCHUNK 1441947 is a precision electric gripper for small parts, designed as a 2-finger parallel gripper for collaborative robots requiring safe, accurate, and reliable part handling.

Key Specifications:

Adjustable gripping force up to 140 N
6 mm stroke per jaw
0.02 mm repeatability
Gripper weight: 0.59 kg
Max recommended part weight: 0.7 kg

Applications:

Pick-and-place automation for small to medium components
Precision assembly tasks requiring consistent repeatability
Inspection workflows in electronics, machinery, and general industry
Collaborative workstations with human-robot interaction

Safety and Integration Features:

Collision-protective cover to help safeguard operators
Internal current limitation supporting safe operation in shared environments
Meets collaborative applications where safety and controlled gripping are priorities

Decision Criteria and Comparative Advantages:

SCHUNK 1441947 delivers a high force-to-weight ratio for its class and 0.02 mm repeatability, making it suitable where precision, safety, and low-maintenance integration with cobots are required. The 6 mm stroke offers versatility for applications needing gentle but secure gripping. Compared to many electric parallel grippers, SCHUNK's combination of force, safety design, and compactness makes it a cost-effective solution for modern collaborative manufacturing.

Product Family and Compatibility:

The SCHUNK 1441947 belongs to the SCHUNK electric gripper series for collaborative robots and is integrable with a range of compact cobots. For more options, view other electric grippers or see our cobot end effector compatibility guide.

Weight0.59 kg

Stroke per jaw6 mm

Max Gripping force: 140 N
Recommended workpiece weight: 0.7 kg
Max. ambient temperature: 55 ℃
Repeatability: 0.02 mm
Payload: 0.7 kg
Gripping Force: 140 N
Stroke: 6 mm
Ambient Temperature: 55 °C

Grips small parts safely, 140 N parallel jaw force for collaborative robots
Collision-protective cover and current limiting protect operators in shared workspaces
Pick-and-place, assembly, and inspection tasks on collaborative workstations
Repeats to 0.02 mm for precision assembly requiring consistent accuracy
6 mm stroke per jaw handles parts up to 0.7 kg
Compact at 0.59 kg, delivers high force-to-weight ratio for cobots

: The SCHUNK 1441947 delivers adjustable gripping force up to 140 N, making it suitable for secure handling of small parts in collaborative robot applications. The force is controllable to suit different part materials and assembly requirements.
: A parallel gripper uses two opposing jaws that move toward and away from each other in synchronization to grip parts between them. The SCHUNK 1441947 is a 2-finger parallel gripper with 6 mm stroke per jaw, allowing it to handle parts up to 0.7 kg with precision.
: Electric grippers automate pick-and-place, assembly, and inspection tasks by gripping and releasing parts on command. The SCHUNK 1441947 is designed for precision assembly, part inspection, and collaborative workstations where safe and repeatable handling is critical.
: The SCHUNK 1441947 repeats to 0.02 mm, delivering the consistent accuracy required for precision assembly tasks. This high repeatability ensures parts are positioned identically across multiple cycles.
: Yes, the SCHUNK 1441947 includes a collision-protective cover and internal current limiting designed to protect operators in shared workspaces. These safety features make it suitable for collaborative workstations with human-robot interaction.
: The gripper weighs 0.59 kg and can handle parts up to 0.7 kg, delivering a high force-to-weight ratio that minimizes load on the robot arm. Its compact design makes it ideal for cobots with limited payload capacity.

Electric gripper for small parts versus pneumatic or magnetic alternatives:

The SCHUNK 1441947 is a compact electric parallel gripper built for collaborative robots handling small, precise components. It sits between pneumatic grippers (which require compressor infrastructure) and magnetic chucks (which work only on ferrous parts). Choose it when you need safe human-robot collaboration, repeatable accuracy, and no ongoing air supply.

For parts under 0.7 kg on shared cobots, the collision-protective cover and current limiting enable safe operation near workers without pneumatic hose routing.
When repeatability to 0.02 mm is required in assembly or inspection, the electric actuation delivers consistent force control that pneumatic cannot match.
On tight collaborative cells, the compact 0.59 kg gripper and 140 N force preserve payload for cameras, vision systems, or other tools.
For non-ferrous or composite parts, electric gripping works where magnetic solutions do not.
In electronics, medical device, and precision machinery workstations, the gripper's low maintenance and no-leak design fit sealed, cleanroom environments.

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SCHUNK 1441947 Electric Gripper, 2-Finger, 140 N

Key Specifications:

Applications:

Safety and Integration Features:

Decision Criteria and Comparative Advantages:

Product Family and Compatibility:

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Frequently asked questions

How this compares

Electric gripper for small parts versus pneumatic or magnetic alternatives:

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SCHUNK 1441947 Electric Gripper, 2-Finger, 140 N

Key Specifications:

Applications:

Safety and Integration Features:

Decision Criteria and Comparative Advantages:

Product Family and Compatibility:

Key Specifications

Features

Frequently asked questions

How this compares

Electric gripper for small parts versus pneumatic or magnetic alternatives:

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