Mechanical grippers are devices used in automation to securely grasp and manipulate objects. They operate using pneumatic, hydraulic, or electric mechanisms to provide controlled gripping force. Common types include parallel, angular, and three-finger grippers, each suited for different shapes and materials. These grippers are widely used in robotics, assembly lines, and material handling for tasks like pick-and-place, sorting, and packaging. Their robust design ensures reliability in demanding environments. Mechanical grippers improve efficiency by automating repetitive tasks, reducing manual labor, and ensuring precise handling of workpieces in industrial applications.
