What gripping force range does the DH Robotics PGE Series offer?

The PGE Series spans eight models with gripping force from 0.05 N to 2 N to match different workpiece weights and assembly requirements. Light models handle 0.1 N to 0.25 N, while heavy-duty models like the PGE-50-40 and PGE-100-26 deliver 1 N to 2 N force.

Which PGE Series model is fastest for small parts handling?

The PGE-2-12 model achieves the quickest cycle time of 0.15 seconds with a 12 mm stroke, making it ideal for rapid small parts handling. This speed advantage boosts throughput in high-volume assembly operations.

What stroke options are available in the PGE Series?

Stroke lengths range from 10 mm to 40 mm across the eight models to accommodate different workpiece sizes. The PGE-50-40 offers the maximum 40 mm stroke for larger parts.

Is the PGE-2-12 suitable for space-constrained robot arms?

Yes, the PGE Series uses a slim-profile electric parallel design that fits space-limited robot arms and assembly cells without requiring pneumatic lines. This compact housing integrates easily into tight end-of-arm tool installations.

Will the DH Robotics PGE Series gripper withstand an industrial environment?

The PGE Series carries an IP40 rating that withstands industrial automation environments including dust and moisture exposure. This protection level supports reliable long-term operation in factory settings.

What cycle times should I expect from PGE Series models?

Cycle times range from 0.15 seconds on the fastest models to 0.5 seconds on others, depending on force and stroke configuration. Your specific model selection should match your application's throughput requirements.

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DH Robotics PGE Series Industrial Gripper, Electric Parallel, 8 Models

Name: DH Robotics PGE Series Industrial Gripper, Electric Parallel, 8 Models
Brand: DH Robotics
SKU: 1023
Price: 795 USD
Availability: InStock

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DH Robotics PGE series electric parallel grippers in 8 models, 0.05N to 2N force, 10-40mm stroke, 0.15-0.5s cycle time, IP40 rated, for compact robotic automation.

DH Robotics PGE Series Industrial Gripper is an electric parallel gripper designed for industrial automation tasks that demand precise force control and compact integration in end-of-arm tooling.

Key Features:

Eight DH Robotics gripper models with gripping force from 0.05 N to 2 N
Stroke options between 10 mm and 40 mm
Cycle times from 0.15 to 0.5 seconds

Application Suitability:

Each PGE Series industrial gripper adapts to automation environments where reliable performance and minimal space are essential. The PGE-2-12 model features a 12 mm stroke and the quickest cycle time of 0.15 seconds, making it ideal for handling small parts. Models such as PGE-15-10, PGE-15-26, and PGE-8-14 provide gripping forces from 0.1 N to 0.25 N, well-suited for light assembly or electronics handling. For heavier tasks, the PGE-50-26, PGE-50-40, and PGE-100-26 offer 1 N to 2 N force, with the PGE-50-40 boasting a 40 mm stroke for larger workpieces.

Selection Criteria:

Choose according to required gripping force and stroke length for your workpiece.
Verify cycle time compatibility with application throughput needs.
The slim-profile housing supports mounting to space-limited robot arms and assembly cells.

Weight0.4 kg

Model: PGE Series
Payload: 0.05N to 2N
Reach: 10mm to 40mm
Cycle Time: 0.15 to 0.5 seconds
IP Rating: IP40
Repeatability: No unit
Gripping Force: 0.05 N
Stroke: 12 mm

Slim-profile electric parallel gripper fits space-limited robot arms
Eight models span 0.05 N to 2 N gripping force
Stroke options from 10 mm to 40 mm match workpiece size
Cycle times as fast as 0.15 seconds boost throughput
IP40 rated withstands industrial automation environments
PGE-2-12 model delivers 0.15 second cycle for small parts
Heavy-duty models PGE-50-40, PGE-100-26 reach 1 N to 2 N force

: The PGE Series spans eight models with gripping force from 0.05 N to 2 N to match different workpiece weights and assembly requirements. Light models handle 0.1 N to 0.25 N, while heavy-duty models like the PGE-50-40 and PGE-100-26 deliver 1 N to 2 N force.
: The PGE-2-12 model achieves the quickest cycle time of 0.15 seconds with a 12 mm stroke, making it ideal for rapid small parts handling. This speed advantage boosts throughput in high-volume assembly operations.
: Stroke lengths range from 10 mm to 40 mm across the eight models to accommodate different workpiece sizes. The PGE-50-40 offers the maximum 40 mm stroke for larger parts.
: Yes, the PGE Series uses a slim-profile electric parallel design that fits space-limited robot arms and assembly cells without requiring pneumatic lines. This compact housing integrates easily into tight end-of-arm tool installations.
: The PGE Series carries an IP40 rating that withstands industrial automation environments including dust and moisture exposure. This protection level supports reliable long-term operation in factory settings.
: Cycle times range from 0.15 seconds on the fastest models to 0.5 seconds on others, depending on force and stroke configuration. Your specific model selection should match your application's throughput requirements.

Electric parallel gripper vs pneumatic gripper:

The DH Robotics PGE Series is an electric parallel gripper built for compact robot arms where space is tight and fast, consistent cycle times matter. Unlike pneumatic grippers, electric models require no air supply lines and deliver precise force control across eight force and stroke combinations.

For small electronics or PCB assembly, the PGE-2-12 reaches 0.15 second cycle time, speeding high-throughput lines where pneumatic response lags.
On space-limited collaborative cells, the slim-profile housing fits where bulkier pneumatic manifolds do not.
For delicate parts under 0.25 N grip, lighter PGE models like PGE-15-10 eliminate over-clamping risk without pilot pressure tuning.
On production lines handling mixed workpieces, stroke range from 10 mm to 40 mm covers small parts to larger assemblies without tool changeover.
IP40 rating suits harsh factory floors with coolant or dust, matching industrial robot cell demands.

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