CHENGZHOU RM-EGB Mini Electric Fingers User Manual

October 30, 2023
CHENGZHOU

RM-EGB Mini Electric Fingers

User Manual

Advantages of Electrical Actuators

Easier Wiring
Can be directly substituted for pneumatic grippers.
Highly Integrated
No need for additional equipment configuration.
Easier Programming
Can achieve motion with uniform speed at multiple positions.
Longer Service Life
Less downtime and higher equipment utilization rate.
Lower Maintenance costs
Compact and simple structure; Less difficulty in fault detection
Reduced Noise Levels
Driven by servo motors and avoiding pneumatic noise.
Better Performance
The control accuracy is higher and movement is stable that able to improve product yield. Best Replacement For Pneumatic Fingers
RM – EGB is highly integrated with servo system inside . It can replace pneumatic grippers, which are composed of an air compressor, filter, solenoid valve, throttle valve, and pneumatic cylinder. Wide rang of Clamping Force 10~40N
Opening and closing Speed 0.3s Open/Close
High Repetition Accuracy ±0.0 2mm
Long Stroke 0~6mm
Multi- sided Mounting Design Replaceable Fixtures

Wide Applications

Application Scenarios RM-EGB Mini Electric Finger


High- precision steel balls guide rail| High- rigidity and wear resistant gripper jaws

Hard anodizing of the actuator body| Cable with a bend lifespan of 10 million times

Compact & Efficent 23.53898mm 220g RM-EGB Mini Electric Finger
Model Description

Item Parameters of RM-EGB
Stroke( mm) 6
Max.Gripping Force(N) 40
Max. Opening/ Closing Speed( s) 0.3 / 0.3
Position Repeatability (mm) ±0.02
Allowable Static Torque of the Fingers(N.m) MR: 1.36, MP: 0.8, MY: 0.68
Weight (KG) 0.22
Rated Voltage (V) DC24±10%
Rated Current (A) 0.4
Peak Current (A) 0.8
Usage Environment 0 ~ 40℃,85%RH or Less
IP Level IP40

Description:

  1. The data were obtained from actual laboratory measurements at 25° C.

RM-EGB-06-6 (6 mm Stroke) Illustration of Allowable Load Torque Suggestions About Fixture Design
For the distance (L, H) from the mounting surface of the motorized gripper jaw to the gripping point, please make sure it’s within the range shown in the chart below.
Please note that when exceeds the limit range , it will cause excessive load torque on both the slider of the electric actuator and the internal mechanical structure, which may reduce tservice life of the product .

  • When designing or selecting jigs and fixtures, it is recommended to choose jigs and fixtures as small and light as possible .
  • when using out- of- range or over- weight fixtures, it will cause gripper to suffer from excessive opening and closing inertia forces and bending load moments, resulting in negative impacts such as performance degradation or shortened the service life of guide rail .

Illustration of I/O Input and Output Signals

Input Signal

Number IN 0 IN 1 IN 2 Description
1 Open to the limit stroke with 100% force
2 Position to 2mm stroke with 100% force
3 Position to 4mm stroke with 100% force
4 Open to the limit stroke with 50% force
5 Clamp to the limit stroke with 100% force
6 Clamp to limit stroke with 75% force
7 Clamp to limit stroke with 50% force
8 Clamp to limit stroke with 25% force

Output signal

Number OUT 2 OUT 2 OUT 2 Description
1 In Motion
2 Opened to full position or moved to set position

– detected that no outward workpiece, or
– detected that the outward workpiece is falling
3| | | | Opened to full position and detected that there is outward workpiece
4| | | | Clamped to set position, and detected that there is no workpiece or the workpiece is dropped
5| | | | Clamped to set position and detected the workpiece
6| | | | Haven’t moved to set position and the force reaches 100%
7| | | | Equipment in abnormal conditions

:is the signal input on state, if blank, it is off state
:is the signal output on state, if blank then off state

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