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An end effector that provides a stable and precise flame or electric arc for welding. Commonly used in automotive and manufacturing.

Employs direct contact to hold objects, using force from impact (such as clamping).

Uses magnetic fields to hold and manipulate ferromagnetic materials, used in material handling and sorting.

Used to apply paint or coating evenly across surfaces. It is extensively used in automotive and furniture manufacturing.

A type of gripper with jaws that close at an angle, often used for grasping irregular shapes.

Uses a high-power laser to cut materials, widely used in the metal fabrication and textile industries.

Utilizes air pressure differences to pick up and hold objects, particularly useful for smooth and non-porous items.

Designed for environments requiring sterilization, such as pharmaceuticals and food industry applications.

Provides rotational motion to the end effector for tasks requiring turning or screwing motions.

Designed to remove burrs and other small imperfections from metal parts, improving the finish and quality.

Built to work alongside humans safely, featuring force-limiting capabilities for human-robot collaboration.

Uses sticky surfaces or substances to hold objects, suitable for items where vacuum or magnetic grip is impractical.

A device that enables a robot to hold, manipulate, and release objects. Typically used in assembly, pick and place, and packaging applications.

Allows the robot to switch between different tools or end effectors automatically, enhancing versatility and reducing downtime.

Automated screwdriving tools that can quickly and accurately insert screws, used in assembly lines.

End effectors designed for precise delivery of glues, sealants, and other materials in manufacturing.

Used for material removal processes like drilling or milling, common in machining and material processing.

Jaws move in parallel to each other to grip an object, commonly used for picking up and placing square or round parts.

Made from soft materials that conform to the shape of the object, ideal for delicate or irregularly shaped items.

A simpler form of grippers used for picking, holding, and placing small and light objects.

Equips the robot with the ability to sense forces and torques applied by or to the end effector, crucial for tasks requiring finesse.

Employs material continuity for holding, using methods such as surface tension or interlocking shapes.

Applies a controlled amount of force to hold an object, can be set for delicate or strong grip based on the application.

These are end effectors like drills or milling cutters used for cutting, drilling, or finishing a workpiece.