END-OF-ARM TOOLING & EOAT COMPONENTS
Precision.
At the point
of contact.
Explore robotic end-of-arm tooling (EOAT): manual tool changers, sprue grippers, vacuum suction cups and modular mounting components.
A / ENGINEERING SERIESEOAT — 001
EOAT
+MODULAR TOOLING ASSEMBLY01 — 07
MODULAR BY DESIGN.PRECISE BY NATURE.
ONE SYSTEM. EVERY CONNECTION.Connect+Position+Grip+Handle
01 / PRODUCT COLLECTION
Small components.
Powerful possibilities.
Build your tooling, component by component. Select a category, explore the technical details, and create your quotation list.
6 / 146 PRODUCT SERIESAPPLICATION-BASED QUOTATION
JFP SERIES
Straight fixing plates
The structural foundation for your tooling assembly.
JMBA SERIES
Cross mounting brackets
Connect and position components within your frame.
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FROM COMPONENT TO COMPLETE TOOLING02 / YOUR APPLICATION. YOUR CONFIGURATION.
Designed to
work together.
A gripper is only one part of the picture. Combine frames, connectors, vacuum components and quick changers to shape a tooling system around your workpiece.
01Define the workpiece & payload
02Select the connection & gripping method
03Confirm the configuration with our team
SELECTION RESOURCES
Choose the right
EOAT components.
Compare connection, gripping and vacuum options. Start with the workpiece, then define the interfaces and operating conditions.
Read the EOAT selection guide ↗03 / ROBOTICS GRIPPER
The detail behind
every movement.
Robotics Gripper
Explore our catalog of robotic end-of-arm tooling and components. From tool changing to gripping and vacuum handling, find the building blocks for your next automation project.
Connect with our team ↗YOUR NEXT MOVE STARTS HERE
Let's get a grip
on your next project.
[email protected]EOAT questions, answered.
What is end-of-arm tooling (EOAT)?
End-of-arm tooling is the assembly attached to a robot wrist to interact with a workpiece. A tooling system can combine a tool changer, a frame, mounting components, grippers or suction cups, and signal connections.
Are MQC tool changers manual or automatic?
The MQC-50, MQC-90, MQC-150, MQC-160 and MQC-200 models in this catalog are manual quick changers. Pneumatic ports do not by themselves mean that tool exchange is automatic.
How do I choose a sprue gripper?
Define the sprue geometry, accessible gripping area, required force, mounting space and sensor interface. Compare model variants and verify the actual application with the sales team.
What information is needed for an EOAT quotation?
Send the model and quantity, workpiece material and mass, handling orientation, robot mounting interface, available air supply and required sensor signals. Pricing, compatibility and lead time are confirmed during quotation.
Can I order directly from the website?
The website supports quotation requests. Add products to your list, describe the application, and prepare an email to [email protected]. The email must be sent from your email application; online payment is not currently available.