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Gripper with Servo Motor

SKU: TES-EVN1285
Regular price Rs. 5,164.85 Rs. 3,210.00 38% off
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Gripper with Servo Motor

A gripper with servo motor is a precision robotic actuator that combines a servo-controlled mechanism with mechanical gripping jaws to enable automated pick-and-place operations with high positional accuracy. Professional roboticists, automation engineers, and industrial integrators use this component in collaborative robots, CNC machine tool changers, and automated assembly lines to achieve repeatable gripping force and position control. This product solves the critical challenge of precise object manipulation in constrained spaces where traditional pneumatic or hydraulic grippers lack the feedback control and positioning accuracy required for delicate or variable-sized components.

Product Overview

The gripper with servo motor operates by converting electrical signals from a servo controller into proportional mechanical motion of the griping jaws. The servo motor provides closed-loop feedback through an integrated potentiometer or encoder, allowing real-time adjustment of grip force and jaw position. Unlike open-loop systems, this architecture enables programmable grip strength adjustment from 0-100%, making it ideal for handling fragile electronics, soft materials, and precision components without damage. The servo mechanism ensures repeatability within 0.5mm positional tolerance, critical for high-speed automated assembly where consistency directly impacts product quality and throughput.

This gripper model integrates a high-torque servo motor (typically 20-50 kg-cm) with aluminum or stainless steel jaw assemblies designed for modular customization. The compact form factor allows integration into robotic arms with payload capacities of 5-15kg, while the servo control interface accepts standard PWM signals from Arduino, PLC, or ROS-based robotic platforms. Thermal management through aluminum housing ensures continuous operation in industrial environments without performance degradation, and the sealed bearing system provides protection against dust and light coolant spray common in manufacturing settings.

Key Specifications

Specification Details
Product Type Servo-Controlled Robotic Gripper
Motor Type High-Torque Digital Servo Motor
Servo Torque 20-50 kg-cm (adjustable based on model)
Grip Force Range 0-100% programmable control
Positional Accuracy ±0.5mm repeatability
Operating Voltage 4.8V to 6V DC
Control Interface PWM signal (1000-2000 microseconds)
Jaw Opening Width 30-80mm (model dependent)
Response Time 0.15 seconds for full stroke
Material Aluminum body with stainless steel jaws
Weight 200-350 grams
Origin Original/Authentic
Warranty 7 days on manufacturing defects
Shipping 1-5 days from Bengaluru
Delivery 7-8 days across India
Support 24/7 via Email and WhatsApp

Key Features

  • Closed-Loop Servo Control: Integrated feedback mechanism enables real-time position monitoring and force adjustment, eliminating guesswork in grip strength and ensuring consistent handling of variable-sized objects
  • Programmable Grip Force: PWM-based control allows dynamic adjustment of gripping pressure from 0-100%, protecting delicate components while maintaining secure hold on heavier items without code recompilation
  • High Positional Repeatability: ±0.5mm accuracy ensures reliable pick-and-place operations in high-speed assembly lines where tolerance stacking directly impacts final product quality
  • Compact Modular Design: Lightweight aluminum construction (200-350g) integrates seamlessly with 5-15kg collaborative robots and industrial robotic arms without exceeding payload specifications
  • Wide Compatibility: Standard PWM control interface works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, PLC systems, and ROS-based platforms, eliminating custom interface development
  • Durable Construction: Sealed bearing system and stainless steel jaws resist coolant spray, dust, and vibration in harsh manufacturing environments with minimal maintenance

Applications and Use Cases

  • Electronics Assembly: Precise handling of delicate PCBs, connectors, and semiconductor components in automated assembly lines where grip force control prevents ESD damage and component deformation
  • Collaborative Robot Integration: Enables safe human-robot collaboration in shared workspaces by providing predictable, controlled gripping behavior with programmable force limits that prevent operator injury
  • CNC Machine Tool Changer: Automates tool magazine management in multi-spindle machining centers, using servo feedback to verify secure tool seating and reduce setup time between operations
  • Pharmaceutical Packaging: Handles fragile vials, syringes, and blister packs with variable grip force, ensuring product integrity while maintaining throughput of 50-100 units per minute in sterile environments
  • Automotive Parts Handling: Grips stamped metal components, plastic trim, and assemblies of varying weights (0.5-5kg) with adaptive force control, reducing scrap rates from crushing or dropping
  • Laboratory Automation: Precisely positions test tubes, pipette tips, and sample containers in high-throughput screening systems where positional accuracy and repeatability are critical for assay validity

How to Use

Begin by securing the gripper to your robotic arm or actuator using the M4 mounting holes on the top flange, ensuring the gripper centerline aligns with your end-effector coordinate system. Connect the servo motor leads to your control system (Arduino, PLC, or microcontroller) using standard servo connectors: red wire to +5V, black wire to GND, and yellow/white wire to a PWM-capable digital pin. Configure your PWM signal to operate within 1000-2000 microseconds pulse width range, where 1000µs fully closes the jaws and 2000µs fully opens them; intermediate values provide proportional grip positioning.

Before deploying in production, perform a calibration test by sending a 1500µs pulse to establish the neutral position, then incrementally adjust PWM values while monitoring grip force with a load cell or force gauge to map your desired grip strength profile. Program your control logic to implement force feedback through current sensing or position monitoring, enabling adaptive gripping that adjusts pressure based on object size detection. Test the gripper with representative parts across your full operating range to verify repeatability and identify any mechanical binding or servo oscillation, then implement software safeguards such as maximum grip time limits and position error detection to prevent motor stalling and thermal damage during production runs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum grip force this servo gripper can deliver?

The maximum grip force depends on the servo torque rating and jaw geometry. Standard models with 20-30 kg-cm servo motors typically deliver 5-8kg of grip force per jaw, while high-torque 50 kg-cm variants achieve 12-15kg. The actual force is proportional to the servo torque multiplied by the jaw lever arm length. For precise force requirements, we recommend testing with your specific parts or consulting our technical team for custom jaw design to achieve your target grip force within the servo motor's thermal limits.

Can I use this gripper with my Arduino or Raspberry Pi?

Yes, absolutely. The servo gripper accepts standard PWM signals compatible with Arduino Servo library and Raspberry Pi GPIO pins. Connect the servo signal wire to any PWM-capable digital pin, then use simple code like Servo.write(angle) or GPIO PWM functions to control position. We provide example Arduino sketches and Python libraries in our documentation. For Raspberry Pi, use the RPi.GPIO or pigpio libraries to generate PWM signals in the 1000-2000 microsecond range, which maps to full closure and full opening respectively.

How do I prevent the servo motor from stalling and overheating during continuous operation?

Servo stalling occurs when the gripper encounters excessive resistance while moving. Implement software safeguards including: (1) position error detection that releases grip if jaw movement stops for more than 2 seconds, (2) maximum grip time limits of 30-60 seconds before automatic release, and (3) PWM pulse width limits that prevent the servo from driving against mechanical hard stops. Monitor servo current draw if your controller supports it; current spikes above 1.5A indicate binding. Ensure adequate ventilation around the gripper and avoid continuous closed-loop gripping without periodic release cycles. For high-duty-cycle applications (>80% gripper active time), consider dual gripper rotation or upgrading to industrial-grade servo motors with higher thermal ratings.

What is the positional accuracy and how does it affect my assembly process?

This gripper provides ±0.5mm repeatability, meaning the jaw position returns to within 0.5mm of the previous set point across 10,000+ cycles. This accuracy is sufficient for most pick-and-place operations where components have 1-2mm tolerance windows. However, if your assembly requires tighter positioning (±0.2mm), you may need to add external position feedback via proximity sensors or vision systems to verify gripper state before proceeding to the next operation. The repeatability is maintained across temperature variations of 0-50°C and does not degrade with normal wear over the first 100,000 cycles.

When will I receive my order?

Orders are dispatched within 1-5 business days from our Bengaluru warehouse. Delivery takes 7-8 days to most locations across India.

What is your return and warranty policy?

We offer a 7-day return policy on manufacturing defects only. Contact support within 7 days of receipt for free replacement or full refund. Not applicable for user damage or misuse.

Are bulk discounts available?

Yes, wholesale pricing for orders of 10 or more units. Contact our sales team via WhatsApp or email for a customized bulk quote.

Why Buy from The Engineer Store

  • Genuine Products: Sourced directly from authorized distributors with authentication
  • Expert Team: Our technical team validates every product before listing
  • Fast Shipping: Dispatched within 1-5 days from our Bengaluru warehouse
  • Pan-India Delivery: 7-8 days to Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata
  • Payment Options: COD, UPI, credit/debit cards, net banking, EMI available
  • Technical Support: 24/7 expert guidance via email and WhatsApp
  • Returns: 7-day return policy on manufacturing defects only

Buy Gripper with Servo Motor Online in India

Purchase the Gripper with Servo Motor online at The Engineer Store, India's trusted source for genuine electronics. We deliver across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kol

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Gripper with Servo Motor

A gripper with servo motor is a precision robotic actuator that combines a servo-controlled mechanism with mechanical gripping jaws to enable automated pick-and-place operations with high positional accuracy. Professional roboticists, automation engineers, and industrial integrators use this component in collaborative robots, CNC machine tool changers, and automated assembly lines to achieve repeatable gripping force and position control. This product solves the critical challenge of precise object manipulation in constrained spaces where traditional pneumatic or hydraulic grippers lack the feedback control and positioning accuracy required for delicate or variable-sized components.

Product Overview

The gripper with servo motor operates by converting electrical signals from a servo controller into proportional mechanical motion of the griping jaws. The servo motor provides closed-loop feedback through an integrated potentiometer or encoder, allowing real-time adjustment of grip force and jaw position. Unlike open-loop systems, this architecture enables programmable grip strength adjustment from 0-100%, making it ideal for handling fragile electronics, soft materials, and precision components without damage. The servo mechanism ensures repeatability within 0.5mm positional tolerance, critical for high-speed automated assembly where consistency directly impacts product quality and throughput.

This gripper model integrates a high-torque servo motor (typically 20-50 kg-cm) with aluminum or stainless steel jaw assemblies designed for modular customization. The compact form factor allows integration into robotic arms with payload capacities of 5-15kg, while the servo control interface accepts standard PWM signals from Arduino, PLC, or ROS-based robotic platforms. Thermal management through aluminum housing ensures continuous operation in industrial environments without performance degradation, and the sealed bearing system provides protection against dust and light coolant spray common in manufacturing settings.

Key Specifications

Specification Details
Product Type Servo-Controlled Robotic Gripper
Motor Type High-Torque Digital Servo Motor
Servo Torque 20-50 kg-cm (adjustable based on model)
Grip Force Range 0-100% programmable control
Positional Accuracy ±0.5mm repeatability
Operating Voltage 4.8V to 6V DC
Control Interface PWM signal (1000-2000 microseconds)
Jaw Opening Width 30-80mm (model dependent)
Response Time 0.15 seconds for full stroke
Material Aluminum body with stainless steel jaws
Weight 200-350 grams
Origin Original/Authentic
Warranty 7 days on manufacturing defects
Shipping 1-5 days from Bengaluru
Delivery 7-8 days across India
Support 24/7 via Email and WhatsApp

Key Features

  • Closed-Loop Servo Control: Integrated feedback mechanism enables real-time position monitoring and force adjustment, eliminating guesswork in grip strength and ensuring consistent handling of variable-sized objects
  • Programmable Grip Force: PWM-based control allows dynamic adjustment of gripping pressure from 0-100%, protecting delicate components while maintaining secure hold on heavier items without code recompilation
  • High Positional Repeatability: ±0.5mm accuracy ensures reliable pick-and-place operations in high-speed assembly lines where tolerance stacking directly impacts final product quality
  • Compact Modular Design: Lightweight aluminum construction (200-350g) integrates seamlessly with 5-15kg collaborative robots and industrial robotic arms without exceeding payload specifications
  • Wide Compatibility: Standard PWM control interface works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, PLC systems, and ROS-based platforms, eliminating custom interface development
  • Durable Construction: Sealed bearing system and stainless steel jaws resist coolant spray, dust, and vibration in harsh manufacturing environments with minimal maintenance

Applications and Use Cases

  • Electronics Assembly: Precise handling of delicate PCBs, connectors, and semiconductor components in automated assembly lines where grip force control prevents ESD damage and component deformation
  • Collaborative Robot Integration: Enables safe human-robot collaboration in shared workspaces by providing predictable, controlled gripping behavior with programmable force limits that prevent operator injury
  • CNC Machine Tool Changer: Automates tool magazine management in multi-spindle machining centers, using servo feedback to verify secure tool seating and reduce setup time between operations
  • Pharmaceutical Packaging: Handles fragile vials, syringes, and blister packs with variable grip force, ensuring product integrity while maintaining throughput of 50-100 units per minute in sterile environments
  • Automotive Parts Handling: Grips stamped metal components, plastic trim, and assemblies of varying weights (0.5-5kg) with adaptive force control, reducing scrap rates from crushing or dropping
  • Laboratory Automation: Precisely positions test tubes, pipette tips, and sample containers in high-throughput screening systems where positional accuracy and repeatability are critical for assay validity

How to Use

Begin by securing the gripper to your robotic arm or actuator using the M4 mounting holes on the top flange, ensuring the gripper centerline aligns with your end-effector coordinate system. Connect the servo motor leads to your control system (Arduino, PLC, or microcontroller) using standard servo connectors: red wire to +5V, black wire to GND, and yellow/white wire to a PWM-capable digital pin. Configure your PWM signal to operate within 1000-2000 microseconds pulse width range, where 1000µs fully closes the jaws and 2000µs fully opens them; intermediate values provide proportional grip positioning.

Before deploying in production, perform a calibration test by sending a 1500µs pulse to establish the neutral position, then incrementally adjust PWM values while monitoring grip force with a load cell or force gauge to map your desired grip strength profile. Program your control logic to implement force feedback through current sensing or position monitoring, enabling adaptive gripping that adjusts pressure based on object size detection. Test the gripper with representative parts across your full operating range to verify repeatability and identify any mechanical binding or servo oscillation, then implement software safeguards such as maximum grip time limits and position error detection to prevent motor stalling and thermal damage during production runs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum grip force this servo gripper can deliver?

The maximum grip force depends on the servo torque rating and jaw geometry. Standard models with 20-30 kg-cm servo motors typically deliver 5-8kg of grip force per jaw, while high-torque 50 kg-cm variants achieve 12-15kg. The actual force is proportional to the servo torque multiplied by the jaw lever arm length. For precise force requirements, we recommend testing with your specific parts or consulting our technical team for custom jaw design to achieve your target grip force within the servo motor's thermal limits.

Can I use this gripper with my Arduino or Raspberry Pi?

Yes, absolutely. The servo gripper accepts standard PWM signals compatible with Arduino Servo library and Raspberry Pi GPIO pins. Connect the servo signal wire to any PWM-capable digital pin, then use simple code like Servo.write(angle) or GPIO PWM functions to control position. We provide example Arduino sketches and Python libraries in our documentation. For Raspberry Pi, use the RPi.GPIO or pigpio libraries to generate PWM signals in the 1000-2000 microsecond range, which maps to full closure and full opening respectively.

How do I prevent the servo motor from stalling and overheating during continuous operation?

Servo stalling occurs when the gripper encounters excessive resistance while moving. Implement software safeguards including: (1) position error detection that releases grip if jaw movement stops for more than 2 seconds, (2) maximum grip time limits of 30-60 seconds before automatic release, and (3) PWM pulse width limits that prevent the servo from driving against mechanical hard stops. Monitor servo current draw if your controller supports it; current spikes above 1.5A indicate binding. Ensure adequate ventilation around the gripper and avoid continuous closed-loop gripping without periodic release cycles. For high-duty-cycle applications (>80% gripper active time), consider dual gripper rotation or upgrading to industrial-grade servo motors with higher thermal ratings.

What is the positional accuracy and how does it affect my assembly process?

This gripper provides ±0.5mm repeatability, meaning the jaw position returns to within 0.5mm of the previous set point across 10,000+ cycles. This accuracy is sufficient for most pick-and-place operations where components have 1-2mm tolerance windows. However, if your assembly requires tighter positioning (±0.2mm), you may need to add external position feedback via proximity sensors or vision systems to verify gripper state before proceeding to the next operation. The repeatability is maintained across temperature variations of 0-50°C and does not degrade with normal wear over the first 100,000 cycles.

When will I receive my order?

Orders are dispatched within 1-5 business days from our Bengaluru warehouse. Delivery takes 7-8 days to most locations across India.

What is your return and warranty policy?

We offer a 7-day return policy on manufacturing defects only. Contact support within 7 days of receipt for free replacement or full refund. Not applicable for user damage or misuse.

Are bulk discounts available?

Yes, wholesale pricing for orders of 10 or more units. Contact our sales team via WhatsApp or email for a customized bulk quote.

Why Buy from The Engineer Store

  • Genuine Products: Sourced directly from authorized distributors with authentication
  • Expert Team: Our technical team validates every product before listing
  • Fast Shipping: Dispatched within 1-5 days from our Bengaluru warehouse
  • Pan-India Delivery: 7-8 days to Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata
  • Payment Options: COD, UPI, credit/debit cards, net banking, EMI available
  • Technical Support: 24/7 expert guidance via email and WhatsApp
  • Returns: 7-day return policy on manufacturing defects only

Buy Gripper with Servo Motor Online in India

Purchase the Gripper with Servo Motor online at The Engineer Store, India's trusted source for genuine electronics. We deliver across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kol