Stäubli Tec-Systems
Five sizes for load ranges up to 80 kg
The robot tool changing systems MPS015, MPS025, MPS035, MPS055 and MPS080 are part of a newly designed series of Stäubli Connectors that cover the payload range up to 80 kg.
All robot tool changing systems from Stäubli Connectors are based on a modular product concept, resulting in three solutions for the right tool changing system: 'MPS Complete', 'MPS Modular' and 'MPS Customized'. Feed-throughs for pneumatics or vacuum have been integrated into the locking units of the new systems. For flexible functional expansion, numerous additional modules are available for the transmission of pneumatics and vacuum, for signal and data transmission or for shielding, earthing, tool coding and also for data storage. Customers can position the transmission modules flexibly and thus adapt them to the robot's cable package.
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