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Gripping Terms: Force, Travel and Compliance

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Terms

TermMeaning
Grip forceForce applied to hold the part
TravelDistance the jaws move
ComplianceAbility to absorb positional or shape variation
RepeatabilityConsistency of jaw position between cycles
Holding force versus dynamic loadStatic grip against acceleration

Practical points

  • Grip force must exceed dynamic loads, not just the part weight.
  • Compliance reduces the placement precision needed.
  • Pads and cups are wear items; their condition changes grip.

Grip settings should be recorded with the program and reviewed after any part or tooling change.

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