What is the repeatability of the IPR MGS-16 gripper?

The IPR MGS-16 achieves 0.02 mm repeatability, which enables precise and consistent placement of small parts in electronics and manufacturing applications. This tight tolerance is maintained through ground guideways that ensure precision across high-volume production cycles.

How fast does this pneumatic gripper open and close?

The MGS Series cycles open and close in 0.012 seconds each, supporting sustained high-volume production environments. This rapid cycle time makes it well-suited for automated assembly lines requiring fast repeatable motion.

What weight can the MGS-16 handle?

The recommended handling weight is 0.1 kg, with a maximum gripping force of 20.5 N designed for small delicate parts such as electronics components. The gripper's compact design and precise force control make it ideal for fragile items that require careful handling.

Can I mount the MGS-16 in a tight robotic tooling space?

Yes, the gripper weighs only 0.025 kg and measures 22 mm in length, allowing it to fit into compact end-of-arm tooling configurations. Its minimal footprint makes integration onto robotic arms straightforward for space-constrained automation cells.

What pressure range does this gripper operate at?

The MGS Series operates reliably from 3 bar to 8 bar and is rated for ambient temperatures up to 80 degrees Celsius. This operating range makes it suitable for standard industrial automation environments and heated manufacturing cells.

Are sensor options available for the MGS-16?

Optional sensor kits are available for position feedback and automation control, allowing you to integrate position sensing into your gripper system. These kits enhance closed-loop control and part verification in automated applications.

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IPR MGS Series Pneumatic Parallel Gripper, 2-jaw

Name: IPR MGS Series Pneumatic Parallel Gripper, 2-jaw
Brand: IPR - Intelligente Peripherien für Roboter GmbH
SKU: 3352
Price: 549 USD
Availability: InStock

IPR – Intelligente Peripherien für Roboter GmbH

$549.00

IPR MGS-16 pneumatic 2-jaw parallel gripper for small-parts handling with 1.5 mm stroke per jaw, 20.5 N gripping force, and 0.02 mm repeatability. Compact at 25 g, rated for workpieces up to 0.1 kg and operating temperatures to 80 degrees C, ideal for electronics assembly and precision fixturing.

The IPR MGS Series Pneumatic Parallel Gripper, model MGS-16, is a compact 2-jaw gripper designed for robotic handling and precision placement of small parts in electronics and manufacturing environments.

Performance and Applications:

Stroke per jaw: 1.5 mm
Maximum gripping force: 20.5 N
Repeatability: 0.02 mm
Recommended handling weight: 0.1 kg

MGS Series pneumatic parallel grippers are suitable for electronics assembly, small mechanical part handling, and precision fixturing. The rapid cycle time of 0.012 seconds per open/close operation supports high-volume production and repeatable precision. The gripper is engineered to function reliably in ambient temperatures up to 80 °C, making it ideal for automation cells where space and payload are limited.

Construction and Materials:

The gripper body features robust construction with an aluminum housing and ground guideways for enhanced durability. With a weight of 0.025 kg, the MGS-16 integrates easily onto end effectors in compact tooling, providing minimal footprint and corrosion resistance for sensitive applications.

Compatibility and Mounting:

Designed by IPR – Intelligente Peripherien für Roboter GmbH, the MGS-16 2-jaw pneumatic gripper can be mounted using standard interfaces on robotic arms and end-of-arm tooling. Sensor kits for position sensing are available for enhanced automation control.

Competitive Benchmarking:

Compared to similar small pneumatic parallel grippers, the IPR MGS-16 offers notable advantages in cycle time speed, tight repeatability, and ruggedness for extended finger lengths up to 20 mm. This allows greater flexibility for delicate or precision parts handling in electronics manufacturing.

Weight0.025 kg

Stroke per jaw1.5 mm

Max Gripping force: 20.5 N
Recommended workpiece weight: 0.1 kg
Propulsion Method: Pneumatic
Max. ambient temperature: 80 ℃
Repeatability: 0.02 mm
Stroke: 1.5 mm per jaw
Maximum Gripping Force: 20.5 N
Payload Capacity: 0.1 kg
Ambient Temperature: 80 °C

Handles small parts with 0.02 mm repeatability, ground guideways ensure precision
Grips delicate electronics with 20.5 N force, 1.5 mm stroke per jaw
Cycles open and close in 0.012 seconds each, sustains high-volume production
Weighs just 0.025 kg with 22 mm length, fits tight robotic tooling spaces
Operates reliably from 3 bar to 8 bar, rated to 80 °C ambient
Accommodates fingers up to 20 mm long, handles 0.1 kg recommended load
Optional sensor kits available for position feedback and automation control

: The IPR MGS-16 achieves 0.02 mm repeatability, which enables precise and consistent placement of small parts in electronics and manufacturing applications. This tight tolerance is maintained through ground guideways that ensure precision across high-volume production cycles.
: The MGS Series cycles open and close in 0.012 seconds each, supporting sustained high-volume production environments. This rapid cycle time makes it well-suited for automated assembly lines requiring fast repeatable motion.
: The recommended handling weight is 0.1 kg, with a maximum gripping force of 20.5 N designed for small delicate parts such as electronics components. The gripper's compact design and precise force control make it ideal for fragile items that require careful handling.
: Yes, the gripper weighs only 0.025 kg and measures 22 mm in length, allowing it to fit into compact end-of-arm tooling configurations. Its minimal footprint makes integration onto robotic arms straightforward for space-constrained automation cells.
: The MGS Series operates reliably from 3 bar to 8 bar and is rated for ambient temperatures up to 80 degrees Celsius. This operating range makes it suitable for standard industrial automation environments and heated manufacturing cells.
: Optional sensor kits are available for position feedback and automation control, allowing you to integrate position sensing into your gripper system. These kits enhance closed-loop control and part verification in automated applications.

Pneumatic vs. manual or electric grippers:

The IPR MGS Series is a pneumatic parallel gripper built for high-speed, precision handling of small delicate parts where cycle time and repeatability matter. Choose it over manual clamps or slower electric alternatives when you need rapid open/close cycles and consistent micro-placement.

For electronics assembly with parts under 0.1 kg, the 0.02 mm repeatability and 0.012-second cycle time per operation sustain high-volume production without rework.
In tight robotic cells, the 0.025 kg weight and 22 mm length free payload for sensors or secondary tools on the same arm.
For delicate components, the low 20.5 N gripping force holds without damage while ground guideways prevent part shift during motion.
In warm production areas up to 80 degrees Celsius, pneumatic actuation remains reliable without servo tuning or thermal drift.
Optional sensor kits integrate position feedback for automation control and error detection without redesigning the gripper mount.

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IPR MGS Series Pneumatic Parallel Gripper, 2-jaw

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IPR MGS Series Pneumatic Parallel Gripper, 2-jaw

Performance and Applications:

Construction and Materials:

Compatibility and Mounting:

Competitive Benchmarking:

Key Specifications

Features

Frequently asked questions

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