what is the gripping force of the IPR CGS2-40?

The IPR CGS2-40 delivers 128 N of inner gripping force and 117 N of outer gripping force for precision handling of small parts. This force is suitable for load capacities up to 0.64 kg in typical automation applications.

what are grippers used for in robotics?

Grippers like the CGS2-40 are end effectors that enable robots to grip, hold and manipulate small parts during assembly, testing and pick-and-place operations. The CGS2-40 is specifically designed for precision assembly and high-speed automated test systems where repeatability and fast cycle times matter.

how fast does the CGS2-40 gripper cycle?

The CGS2-40 completes each opening or closing motion in 0.015 seconds, making it suitable for high-throughput automation where rapid cycle times are required. It repeats within 0.01 mm accuracy across cycles for consistent precision.

what temperature range does the CGS2-40 operate in?

The CGS2-40 pneumatic gripper operates from +5 degrees Celsius to +80 degrees Celsius, with a dust-cover version available for harsh manufacturing environments. It requires 3-8 bar pneumatic pressure to function.

will the CGS2-40 fit in tight spaces on my robot?

The CGS2-40 is compact and lightweight at 0.09 kg with a maximum finger length of 70 mm, making it well-suited for robotic systems and workspaces with space constraints. The jaw stroke of 2.5 mm per side accommodates small part geometries.

Not sure it fits your cell? Book 20 minutes with an engineer who has specified this part before.

Book a call

Ordered the wrong size or interface? Here is exactly how sending it back works.

In StockPneumatic Precision

IPR CGS2-40 Pneumatic Gripper, 128 N, 0.01 mm

Name: IPR CGS2-40 Pneumatic Gripper, 128 N, 0.01 mm
Brand: IPR Intelligente Peripherien für Roboter GmbH
SKU: 3342
Price: 1095 USD
Availability: InStock

IPR – Intelligente Peripherien für Roboter GmbH

$1,095.00

Compact pneumatic parallel gripper delivering 128 N gripping force with 0.01 mm repeatability for high-speed precision assembly and pick-and-place automation. Opens and closes in 0.015 seconds per cycle at 3-8 bar operating pressure, with 2.5 mm stroke per jaw and 0.83 kg weight for integration into tight workspaces and multi-axis robotic systems.

The IPR CGS2-40 pneumatic parallel gripper is a precision end effector engineered for small parts handling and high-speed automation tasks within industrial environments.

Key Specifications:

Gripping Force: 128 N (inner grip), 117 N (outer grip)
Repeatability: 0.01 mm
Jaw Stroke: 2.5 mm per jaw
Operating Pressure: 3–8 bar

Manufacturer and Series:

Produced by IPR Intelligente Peripherien für Roboter GmbH, the CGS2-40 belongs to the CGS2 series, designed for deployment in demanding industrial automation systems.

Applications and Integration:

Ideal for small parts handling and precision assembly operations
Perfect for automated test setups and dynamic pick-and-place processes requiring fast cycle times
Compatible with environments up to 80°C, suitable for elevated temperature manufacturing
Mounts to multi-axis robotic systems or tight workspace areas due to a compact 0.83 kg form factor

Why Choose the CGS2-40:

The CGS2-40 excels over other pneumatic grippers as a high-speed, precision parallel air gripper, especially in applications requiring rapid opening and closing cycles (0.015 seconds per motion) and very low repeatability deviation.

Common Buyer Questions:

What is the gripping force of CGS2-40? Up to 128 N when using inner grip.
Is CGS2-40 the best pneumatic gripper for small parts? Its compact size and precision make it a strong choice for small parts handling and assembly automation.
What is the repeatability specification? 0.01 mm repeatability per cycle.
What temperature range does CGS2-40 support? Designed for operation from +5°C to +80°C.
How does CGS2-40 compare to other pneumatic grippers? Its very fast opening/closing time, dust cover version, and low weight distinguish it for high-throughput and precision tasks where workspace is limited.

Weight0.83 kg

Stroke per jaw2.5 mm

Max Gripping force: 128 N
Propulsion Method: Pneumatic
Max. ambient temperature: 80 ℃
Repeatability: 0.01 mm
Model: IPR CGS2-40
Payload: 128 N
Stroke: 2.5 mm
Cycle Time: 0.015 s
Operating Pressure: 3–8 bar
Ambient Temperature: 80°C

Grips small parts with 128 N inner force, compact parallel pneumatic design
Cycles in 0.015 seconds per motion, 3-8 bar operating range
Repeats within 0.01 mm for precision assembly and test systems
Handles 2.5 mm jaw stroke per side, 0.64 kg recommended load
Operates +5°C to +80°C, dust-cover version for harsh environments
Weighs 0.09 kg, 70 mm maximum finger length fits tight spaces

: The IPR CGS2-40 delivers 128 N of inner gripping force and 117 N of outer gripping force for precision handling of small parts. This force is suitable for load capacities up to 0.64 kg in typical automation applications.
: Grippers like the CGS2-40 are end effectors that enable robots to grip, hold and manipulate small parts during assembly, testing and pick-and-place operations. The CGS2-40 is specifically designed for precision assembly and high-speed automated test systems where repeatability and fast cycle times matter.
: The CGS2-40 completes each opening or closing motion in 0.015 seconds, making it suitable for high-throughput automation where rapid cycle times are required. It repeats within 0.01 mm accuracy across cycles for consistent precision.
: The CGS2-40 pneumatic gripper operates from +5 degrees Celsius to +80 degrees Celsius, with a dust-cover version available for harsh manufacturing environments. It requires 3-8 bar pneumatic pressure to function.
: The CGS2-40 is compact and lightweight at 0.09 kg with a maximum finger length of 70 mm, making it well-suited for robotic systems and workspaces with space constraints. The jaw stroke of 2.5 mm per side accommodates small part geometries.

Pneumatic parallel grippers: compact precision versus larger force models:

The IPR CGS2-40 is a compact, fast-cycling pneumatic gripper built for small parts and tight assembly cells, where speed and repeatability matter more than raw gripping force. It differs from larger pneumatic grippers in its ultra-fast 0.015 second cycle time, 0.01 mm repeatability, and ability to fit into confined spaces with its 70 mm maximum finger length and 0.09 kg weight.

For delicate components under 0.64 kg on high-speed lines, the 128 N force and 0.01 mm repeat accuracy eliminate misalignment in precision assembly and test automation.
In confined robotic cells where space is scarce, the compact 70 mm finger length and 0.09 kg weight free room for sensors and adjacent tooling.
On production runs demanding 100+ cycles per minute, the 0.015 second motion time cuts takt and improves throughput compared to slower pneumatic alternatives.
In harsh or dusty environments up to 80°C, the dust-cover version protects seals and maintains the 0.01 mm repeatability across shifts without drift.

Shop by category

Shop by brand

IPR CGS2-40 Pneumatic Gripper, 128 N, 0.01 mm

Key Specifications:

Manufacturer and Series:

Applications and Integration:

Why Choose the CGS2-40:

Common Buyer Questions:

Key Specifications

Features

Frequently asked questions

How this compares

Pneumatic parallel grippers: compact precision versus larger force models:

Related Products

IPR CGS2-40 Pneumatic Gripper, 128 N, 0.01 mm

Key Specifications:

Manufacturer and Series:

Applications and Integration:

Why Choose the CGS2-40:

Common Buyer Questions:

Key Specifications

Features

Frequently asked questions

How this compares

Pneumatic parallel grippers: compact precision versus larger force models:

Related Products