What is the gripping force of the FIPA GR04.034-SE?

The FIPA GR04.034-SE delivers a maximum gripping force of 24 N, designed for precise handling of small and delicate components. This controlled force prevents damage to fragile or miniaturized parts in pick-and-place and assembly applications.

What pressure range does this pneumatic gripper finger operate at?

The FIPA GR04.034-SE operates reliably across a 2 to 8 bar pressure range, allowing flexible system integration into existing pneumatic automation setups. This broad range accommodates different plant air pressures without performance loss.

What size parts can this gripper handle?

The gripper finger has a 14 mm clamping diameter, making it suitable for miniaturized parts common in electronics manufacturing and high-speed pick-and-place systems. The HNBR contact pads enhance grip and reduce slippage on small components.

Is the FIPA GR04.034-SE lightweight enough for small robots?

Yes, it weighs just 0.03 kg, minimizing robot inertia and enabling mounting on compact tooling without adding significant load. The single-acting pneumatic design also keeps the overall system simple and lightweight.

How does single-acting pneumatic operation compare to other gripper types?

Single-acting pneumatic operation provides faster actuation and simpler maintenance compared to hydraulic or electric alternatives, while remaining compact and easy to integrate. This design is well-suited for repetitive industrial cycles requiring quick cycling speeds.

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FIPA GR04.034-SE Pneumatic Gripper Finger, 24 N, 14 mm

Name: FIPA GR04.034-SE Pneumatic Gripper Finger, 24 N, 14 mm
Brand: FIPA
SKU: 3703
Price: 419 USD
Availability: InStock

FIPA GmbH

$419.00

Single-acting pneumatic gripper finger with HNBR pads for 14 mm components. Delivers 24 N gripping force at 2-8 bar pressure. Compact 95-degree design (0.03 kg) for assembly, electronics, and pick-and-place automation.

The FIPA GR04.034-SE single-acting pneumatic gripper finger is an end effector engineered for precise handling of small and delicate components in automation systems across assembly, electronics manufacturing, and pick-and-place applications.

Key Specifications:

Maximum gripping force: 24 N
Clamping diameter: 14 mm
Operating pressure range: 2–8 bar
Weight: 0.03 kg

Pneumatic Gripper Finger Advantages:

Single-acting pneumatic operation offers faster actuation and simpler maintenance compared to hydraulic or electric alternatives.
Compact and lightweight design enables mounting on small robots or tooling, with minimal impact on system inertia.
HNBR contact pads enhance material grip and reduce slippage during repetitive industrial cycles.

Typical Use Cases:

Ideal for automated assembly lines requiring repeatable gripping of fragile or miniaturized parts.
Commonly applied in high-speed pick-and-place systems and robotic electronics production.
Effective for situations where controlled force and compact geometry are required to prevent damage.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the maximum gripping force? The FIPA GR04.034-SE gripper finger can deliver up to 24 N.
What pressure range does it operate at? The pneumatic gripper functions reliably between 2 and 8 bar.
How does this compare to hydraulic gripper fingers? Pneumatic gripper fingers are typically lighter, easier to integrate, and provide rapid cycling for small part handling.

Weight0.03 kg

Max Gripping force24 N

Reach: 14 mm
Payload: 24 N
Operating Pressure: 2 to 8 bar
Contact Material: HNBR

Operates across 2–8 bar pressure range for flexible system integration
Rugged design withstands continuous-use environments without performance loss
Delivers precise 24 N gripping force for delicate small components
Single-acting pneumatic operation enables faster actuation and simpler maintenance
HNBR contact pads enhance material grip and reduce slippage
Weighs just 0.03 kg, minimizing robot inertia on small tooling
Handles 14 mm clamping diameter for miniaturized parts in pick-and-place

: The FIPA GR04.034-SE delivers a maximum gripping force of 24 N, designed for precise handling of small and delicate components. This controlled force prevents damage to fragile or miniaturized parts in pick-and-place and assembly applications.
: The FIPA GR04.034-SE operates reliably across a 2 to 8 bar pressure range, allowing flexible system integration into existing pneumatic automation setups. This broad range accommodates different plant air pressures without performance loss.
: The gripper finger has a 14 mm clamping diameter, making it suitable for miniaturized parts common in electronics manufacturing and high-speed pick-and-place systems. The HNBR contact pads enhance grip and reduce slippage on small components.
: Yes, it weighs just 0.03 kg, minimizing robot inertia and enabling mounting on compact tooling without adding significant load. The single-acting pneumatic design also keeps the overall system simple and lightweight.
: Single-acting pneumatic operation provides faster actuation and simpler maintenance compared to hydraulic or electric alternatives, while remaining compact and easy to integrate. This design is well-suited for repetitive industrial cycles requiring quick cycling speeds.

Pneumatic versus electric or hydraulic grippers:

The FIPA GR04.034-SE is a single-acting pneumatic finger optimized for miniature part handling where speed, simplicity, and lightweight design matter most. Pneumatic operation cycles faster than electric alternatives and requires less maintenance than hydraulic systems, while the 0.03 kg weight minimizes robot inertia on small collaborative cells.

For delicate components under 14 mm diameter on high-speed pick-and-place lines, the 24 N force and HNBR pads prevent slippage without crushing fragile electronics or precision parts.
On shared robotic cells where payload limits are tight, the ultra-light design frees capacity for additional tooling or heavier workpiece handling.
In assembly environments running 2 to 8 bar pneumatic networks, flexible pressure range integration avoids costly system redesign.
For continuous-use production without frequent maintenance windows, single-acting pneumatics and rugged construction sustain repeatability across thousands of cycles.

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FIPA GR04.034-SE Pneumatic Gripper Finger, 24 N, 14 mm

Key Specifications:

Pneumatic Gripper Finger Advantages:

Typical Use Cases:

Frequently Asked Questions:

Key Specifications

Features

Frequently asked questions

How this compares

Pneumatic versus electric or hydraulic grippers:

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FIPA GR04.034-SE Pneumatic Gripper Finger, 24 N, 14 mm

Key Specifications:

Pneumatic Gripper Finger Advantages:

Typical Use Cases:

Frequently Asked Questions:

Key Specifications

Features

Frequently asked questions

How this compares

Pneumatic versus electric or hydraulic grippers:

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