CHK-20 Gripper Core Technical Specifications According to manufacturing listings from platforms like and retail listings on , the core features include: Body Material: High-strength, hard aluminum alloy with a wear-resistant surface. Operating Pressure: Standard pneumatic operating pressure of 0.5 to 0.6 MPa (5 to 6 bar). Type & Jaw Style: Often configured as a "Y" type or angular mechanism featuring a textured, non-slip jaw surface for high-speed stability. Response Time: Less than 0.1 seconds due to a highly efficient internal sealing loop that prevents air leaks. Service Life: Highly durable with a rated usage lifespan exceeding 300,000 cycles. Primary Product Variants Depending on your specific automation layout, the model suffix determines the exact sensor integration and jaw layout: : The base pneumatic mini gripper model designed for tight workspaces and complex robotic arm paths. CHK-EXL-20: Extended jaw or single-acting round-bar arm variant often utilized as a sprue cutter or gate clamp for injection molding machinery. : Wide-jaw option engineered for broader part handling and on-the-fly precision cl Sensor Variants ("-c" suffix): Models ending in "-c" (e.g., CHK-EX-20-c) are equipped with magnetic or proximity sensors to provide real-time feedback and smart monitoring back to the PLC system. To help me provide more specific integration guidance, could you share: The exact variant you are working with (e.g., standard, extended jaw, or sensor version)? The machinery or robotic arm model