Schweizer Electronic deploys Schmalz vacuum tooling
Schweizer Electronic deployed Schmalz end-of-arm tooling with 176 suction pads in an erler-built Stäubli robotic cell.
Evidence notes
- The end-of-arm tool uses 176 suction pads to handle electronic components.
- erler built the robotic cell around a Stäubli industrial robot.
- The installation processes up to about 31,000 chips per hour.
Company context
Schmalz supplies vacuum automation, gripping and handling systems for industrial production. Its portfolio includes vacuum gripping equipment and robot end-effectors used in industrial and collaborative robot cells.