What is the gripping force of the IPR MGS-20 pneumatic gripper?

The IPR MGS-20 delivers 32 N of gripping force, which is suitable for secure holding of parts up to 0.16 kg. This force level is optimized for small electronics and precision machine components in assembly environments.

How fast does the IPR MGS pneumatic gripper open and close?

The gripper opens and closes in 0.012 seconds each, enabling rapid pick-and-place cycles for high-throughput automation tasks. This speed makes it ideal for repetitive assembly operations requiring consistent cycle times.

Will this gripper fit in a tight assembly space?

The compact frame measures 26 x 15.9 x 24.9 mm with a maximum finger length of 25 mm, fitting easily into space-constrained applications. Its small footprint suits electronics assembly and laboratory automation environments where installation room is limited.

What operating temperature and pneumatic pressure does the MGS-20 require?

The IPR MGS-20 operates in a temperature range of 5 to 80 degrees Celsius and requires 3 to 8 bar pneumatic pressure. Verify your facility's pneumatic supply and environmental conditions fall within these ranges before installation.

How precise is the positioning repeatability of this gripper?

The IPR MGS-20 achieves 0.02 mm repeatability with its parallel guided jaws, ensuring consistent gripping position across consecutive cycles. This high precision makes it suitable for delicate parts and processes demanding dependable small-part handling.

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IPR MGS Pneumatic Gripper, 2-jaw, 32 N

Name: IPR MGS Pneumatic Gripper, 2-jaw, 32 N
Brand: IPR
SKU: 3353
Price: 569 USD
Availability: InStock

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$569.00

Compact pneumatic 2-jaw parallel gripper for small-parts assembly and precision handling. Delivers 32 N gripping force with 0.02 mm repeatability and 2 mm stroke per jaw. Weighs 0.042 kg and handles workpieces up to 0.16 kg in ambient temperatures to 80 °C. Fast cycle times and precise jaw guidance make it ideal for electronics assembly, micro-mechanical work, and laboratory automation.

The IPR MGS pneumatic parallel gripper, model MGS-20, is a two-jaw gripper designed for precise handling of small parts in automated environments including electronics, machine building, and laboratory automation.

Headline Specifications:

Gripping force: 32 N
Jaw stroke: 2 mm per jaw
Recommended workpiece weight: up to 0.16 kg
Repeatability: 0.02 mm
Operating temperature: up to 80 °C
Unit weight: 0.042 kg

Performance and Selection Criteria:

Pneumatic actuation for rapid cycling and consistent positioning accuracy
Compact dimensions suit space-constrained applications with maximum finger length 25 mm
Choose the IPR MGS-20 when your process calls for dependable small-part gripping with high repeatability
Verify compatibility with your workpiece geometry, ensuring the 2 mm jaw stroke and 32 N force meets the required holding and guiding needs

Application Suitability:

Optimized for electronics assembly and precise handling of lightweight, delicate parts
Robust guidance mechanism maintains stability during rapid automation cycles
Supports small-scale pick-and-place, machine tending, or laboratory setups where pneumatic parallel grippers are preferred

Comparative Context:

Compared to electric grippers, pneumatic two-jaw grippers like the MGS-20 offer faster cycle times for high-throughput tasks
Parallel jaw action provides uniform force distribution, improving reliability over single-jaw or angular designs in precise applications

Quick Reference Table:

Max load: 0.16 kg
Temperature range: 5–80 °C
Dimensions (L x W x H): 26 mm x 15.9 mm x 24.9 mm

FAQ:

What is gripper repeatability?
Repeatability is the degree to which a pneumatic parallel gripper can return to its exact gripping position for consecutive cycles, measured here at 0.02 mm for the IPR MGS-20.
How do I select the jaw stroke?
Jaw stroke selection depends on the size and shape of the workpiece. The MGS-20 provides a 2 mm stroke per jaw, ideal for securely handling small items in applications where limited movement is required.

Weight0.042 kg

Stroke per jaw2 mm

Max Gripping force: 32 N
Recommended workpiece weight: 0.16 kg
Propulsion Method: Pneumatic
Max. ambient temperature: 80 ℃
Repeatability: 0.02 mm
Payload: 0.16 kg
Gripping Force: 32 N
Jaw Stroke: 2 mm
Operating temperature: 80 °C
Model: IPR MGS

Grips small parts with 0.02 mm repeatability and precise guided jaws
Delivers 32 N gripping force for secure hold on parts up to 0.16 kg
Opens and closes in 0.012 s each for rapid pick-and-place cycles
Compact 26 x 15.9 x 24.9 mm frame fits tight assembly spaces
2 mm jaw stroke per jaw handles small electronics and machine components
Operates 5 to 80 degrees Celsius, 3 to 8 bar pneumatic pressure

: The IPR MGS-20 delivers 32 N of gripping force, which is suitable for secure holding of parts up to 0.16 kg. This force level is optimized for small electronics and precision machine components in assembly environments.
: The gripper opens and closes in 0.012 seconds each, enabling rapid pick-and-place cycles for high-throughput automation tasks. This speed makes it ideal for repetitive assembly operations requiring consistent cycle times.
: The compact frame measures 26 x 15.9 x 24.9 mm with a maximum finger length of 25 mm, fitting easily into space-constrained applications. Its small footprint suits electronics assembly and laboratory automation environments where installation room is limited.
: The IPR MGS-20 operates in a temperature range of 5 to 80 degrees Celsius and requires 3 to 8 bar pneumatic pressure. Verify your facility's pneumatic supply and environmental conditions fall within these ranges before installation.
: The IPR MGS-20 achieves 0.02 mm repeatability with its parallel guided jaws, ensuring consistent gripping position across consecutive cycles. This high precision makes it suitable for delicate parts and processes demanding dependable small-part handling.

Pneumatic vs. electric grippers for small-part handling:

The IPR MGS is a pneumatic parallel gripper built for rapid, repetitive cycles on delicate, lightweight parts. Choose it over electric grippers when speed and cost matter more than fine speed control, and over single-jaw designs when uniform force and stability are critical.

For high-throughput electronics assembly with parts under 0.16 kg, the 0.012 s open-close cycle and 0.02 mm repeatability cut changeover time and eliminate position drift across thousands of picks.
In confined assembly cells where gripper footprint is tight, the 26 x 15.9 x 24.9 mm compact frame and 25 mm finger length fit where larger electric or multi-axis grippers cannot.
On fragile components like circuit board connectors or optical modules, the parallel jaw design distributes 32 N force evenly across both sides, reducing part damage versus single-finger or angular grippers.
For applications requiring stable operation across factory floors and warm shop environments, pneumatic actuation runs reliably at 5 to 80 degrees Celsius without servo tuning.

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