piCOBOT tooling now works with more robots

New mounting plates and a new electrical interface connect piCOBOT end-of-arm tooling to cobots made by manufacturers other than Universal Robots.
Dec. 1, 2019
Piab Group
The piCOBOT end-of-arm tool can now be adapted to work with more cobots.
The piCOBOT end-of-arm tool can now be adapted to work with more cobots.
Piab Group
The piCOBOT end-of-arm tool can now be adapted to work with more cobots.
The piCOBOT end-of-arm tool can now be adapted to work with more cobots.
piCOBOT Piab’s end-of-arm tooling (EOAT) comprises a vacuum pump unit and gripper fitted with suction cups. The EOAT is for cobots and small industrial robots.

What’s new? Availability of mounting plates and a new interface connecting the piCOBOT to the wiring of the robot on which it’s installed. Previously, the piCOBOT’s electrical interface was compatible only with cobots from Universal Robots, Boston.

Benefits Flexibility. With the recent upgrades, the piCOBOT is compatible with cobots made by companies other than Universal Robots.

Piab Group, Hingham, Mass., 800-321-7422, www.piab.com

Vital Statistics
Weight 1.6 pounds
Payload 15.7 pounds
Tilting angle Up to 15 degrees