On Robot Launches RG6: The Strongest Two‑Finger Gripper for Cobots
On Robot Launches RG6: The Strongest Two‑Finger Gripper for Cobots
On Robot, the Danish pioneer in electric grippers for collaborative robots (cobots), has introduced the RG6. Designed to deliver higher payloads and a broader stroke, the RG6 surpasses its predecessor, the RG2, and outperforms competing two‑finger grippers on the market.
Key performance figures:
- Adjustable gripping force: 25–120 N (5.6–27 lbf)
- Payload: 6–8 kg (13.2–17.6 lb) – roughly three times the RG2’s capacity
- Stroke length: 160 mm (6.2 in)
Unlike pneumatic systems, the RG6’s electric actuation is more compact, energy‑efficient, and easier to operate. Additional features include:
- Customizable fingertips to match diverse part geometries
- Support for dual grippers on a single arm without extra wiring
- Rapid, tool‑less mounting compatible with all Universal Robots cobot arms
With a U.S. presence in Charlotte, North Carolina, On Robot is well positioned to support customers in North America. The RG6’s seamless integration with Universal Robots’ cobot line—whose U.S. office is in Ann Arbor, Michigan—ensures that teams can upgrade their automation without extensive re‑engineering.
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