HONPINE robotic end effectors cover various types including gripping, processing, and measurement solutions, and are widely used in industries such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, construction, food, and entertainment.

In robotic harmonic reducers, crossed roller bearings are the key components that ensure motion accuracy and structural rigidity. Their performance directly affects the robot’s repeat positioning accuracy, load capacity, and service life.

Robotic grippers, also known as end effectors, are robotic components mounted at the end of the robotic arm (EOA) that make contact with workpieces, functioning similarly to a human hand. The end of the robotic arm (EOA) includes not only mechanical interfaces but also electrical or pneumatic components such as connection cables and wiring.

The electric rotary gripper is a mechatronic end effector that combines gripping and rotation functions. It drives the gear or synchronous belt mechanism through the built-in servo motor to achieve synchronous rotation during the workpiece grasping process (such as screwing bottle caps and assembling gears). Its core consists of a motor, a reducer, a gripper mechanism, and a controller. It supports 360° rotation without dead angles and precise control of the rotation angle, and is suitable for scenes such as automated assembly lines and laboratory instrument operations.