What are grippers used for?

Grippers are used for pick-and-place tasks, assembly work, and material handling in automation. This model is suited for light-duty applications such as electronics assembly, laboratory sample handling, and precision positioning of small parts up to 0.25 kg.

How much weight can the SCHUNK 1343463 gripper hold?

The SCHUNK part number 1343463 can reliably grip delicate components up to 0.25 kg with its 50 N gripping force. The synchronized dual pistons ensure stable, uniform clamping during operation.

Is this pneumatic gripper suitable for robotic assembly?

Yes, the SCHUNK 2-finger parallel gripper is designed for assembly tasks and laboratory automation. Its compact lightweight aluminum body at 0.14 kg, 4 mm stroke per jaw, and minimal maintenance make it suitable for space-constrained robotic systems operating to 60°C ambient temperature.

What is the stroke of this pneumatic gripper?

Each jaw of the SCHUNK 1343463 has a 4 mm stroke, enabling precise positioning and controlled gripping for assembly and pick-and-place applications. The synchronized double-piston drive delivers uniform jaw movement throughout the stroke.

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SCHUNK Pneumatic Gripper 2-Finger 4mm Stroke 50N

Name: SCHUNK Pneumatic Gripper 2-Finger 4mm Stroke 50N
Brand: SCHUNK
SKU: 3018
Price: 359 USD
Availability: InStock

SCHUNK GmbH & Co. KG

$359.00

SCHUNK pneumatic parallel gripper with 4 mm stroke, 50 N gripping force, and 0.14 kg mass for small-part handling up to 0.25 kg in compact robotic systems and cost-sensitive automation.

SCHUNK Pneumatic Gripper 2-Finger 4mm Stroke 50N part number 1343463 is a compact pneumatic parallel gripper designed for lightweight small parts handling in laboratory automation and assembly.

Headline Specifications:

2-finger parallel jaw motion
4 mm stroke per jaw
Maximum gripping force: 50 N
Gripper weight: 0.14 kg
Recommended workpiece weight: up to 0.25 kg

Design and Performance:

A synchronized double-piston drive produces consistent jaw movement, ensuring uniform gripping cycles. The aluminum housing and integrated flat guide contribute to its lightweight, robust design, supporting smooth linear operation. Suitable for ambient temperatures up to 60°C, the SCHUNK 1343463 gripper mounts easily to compact robotic systems using standard interfaces.

Application and Comparative Benefits:

This model is ideal for cost-sensitive automation and prototyping environments where a basic pneumatic gripper meets requirements compared to more complex, heavier alternatives. Integrators choose the SCHUNK 2-finger parallel gripper for light-duty pick-and-place, electronics assembly, and laboratory sample handling versus electric or higher-force grippers when minimal complexity, low mass, and affordability are priorities.

Common Questions:

How much weight can it hold? Handles parts up to 0.25 kg under typical conditions.
Is it cost-effective? The straightforward pneumatic actuation and compact footprint support budget-conscious projects and rapid integration.

Weight0.14 kg

Stroke per jaw4 mm

Max Gripping force: 50 N
Recommended workpiece weight: 0.25 kg
Propulsion Method: Pneumatic
Max. ambient temperature: 60 ℃
Payload: 0.25 kg
Stroke: 4 mm
Gripping Force: 50 N
Operating temperature: 60°C

Handles small parts affordably with compact pneumatic parallel design
Synchronized dual pistons deliver uniform jaw movement and stable grip
Lightweight aluminum body with integrated flat guide, minimal maintenance required
Grips delicate components up to 0.25 kg with 50 N force
4 mm stroke per jaw enables precise positioning for assembly tasks
Operates reliably to 60°C ambient temperature in laboratory and production
Part number 1343463, weighs just 0.14 kg for space-constrained robots

: A gripper is an end effector that attaches to a robot arm to grasp and hold objects. The SCHUNK Pneumatic Gripper 2-Finger 4mm Stroke 50N uses pneumatic power to move two parallel jaws that clamp parts with up to 50 N of force.
: Grippers are used for pick-and-place tasks, assembly work, and material handling in automation. This model is suited for light-duty applications such as electronics assembly, laboratory sample handling, and precision positioning of small parts up to 0.25 kg.
: The SCHUNK part number 1343463 can reliably grip delicate components up to 0.25 kg with its 50 N gripping force. The synchronized dual pistons ensure stable, uniform clamping during operation.
: Yes, the SCHUNK 2-finger parallel gripper is designed for assembly tasks and laboratory automation. Its compact lightweight aluminum body at 0.14 kg, 4 mm stroke per jaw, and minimal maintenance make it suitable for space-constrained robotic systems operating to 60°C ambient temperature.
: Each jaw of the SCHUNK 1343463 has a 4 mm stroke, enabling precise positioning and controlled gripping for assembly and pick-and-place applications. The synchronized double-piston drive delivers uniform jaw movement throughout the stroke.

Pneumatic versus electric and vacuum grippers:

The SCHUNK 2-Finger 4mm Stroke 50N gripper is a compact pneumatic parallel gripper best suited for lightweight, cost-sensitive applications where simplicity and speed matter more than holding heavy loads or handling delicate non-rigid items.

For parts under 0.25 kg in confined robot cells, the 0.14 kg gripper body and 4 mm stroke leave room for end-of-arm tooling without sacrificing payload.
In high-cycle pick-and-place on electronics assemblies and laboratory tasks, synchronized dual pistons ensure repeatable, uniform jaw positioning with minimal setup.
Where compressed air is already available and downtime must stay low, pneumatic operation avoids electric controller dependencies and cuts maintenance to near zero.
For delicate components requiring gentle grip stability rather than raw force, the 50 N parallel motion grips small precision parts without crushing.
In prototype and lab automation, the straightforward pneumatic design and standard interfaces enable fast integration without custom software or calibration.

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SCHUNK Pneumatic Gripper 2-Finger 4mm Stroke 50N

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