Robotic Tool Changers Specifications

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Power Supplied

	Your choices are...
	Electrical		Electricity that is supplied through the changer to the tool.
	Hydraulic		Hydraulic fluid or water that is supplied through the changer to the tool.
	Pneumatic		Air or gas that is supplied through the changer to the tool.
	Other		Other unlisted, specialized, or proprietary utilities supplied.
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Applications

	Your choices are...
	Assembly		A robot performing assembly operations. The end effector is rated to carry a heavy payload.
	Corrosive Environments		A robotic tool changer used in corrosive environments is constructed with materials that will not degrade when in contact with these elements.
	Food / Beverage / Washdown		Washdown capability is needed in food and beverage processing.
	Machining / Grinding / Finishing		Robotic tool changers that hold tools that are used in grinding, finishing, and machining operations.
	Material Handling		A robot tool that handles heavy objects.
	Medical / Sterile		Robotic tool changers that are used in medical or sterile environments such as cleanrooms. This requires special construction to avoid contamination of the operating environment.
	Pick and Place		A robot performing pick and place operations. This is usually for small, easy to handle, higher speed operation.
	Welding		A welding head or welding tool attachment.
	Other		Other unlisted, specialized, or proprietary applications.
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Robotic Tool Changers

	Tool Weight		Tool weight is an important factor when designing the tool changer in a robotic application. The weight may limit robotic performance.
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	Pay Load or Weight		The rated mass or weight the tool changer can handle.
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	Number of Electric Lines		Robotic tool attachments may require electric power. This is the number of electrical contacts on a tool changer.
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	Number of Pneumatic Ports		Some robotic tool attachments may require air. This is the number of air ports on a tool changer.
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	Number of Hydraulic Lines		Some robotic tool attachments may require hydraulic power. This is the number of water or hydraulic connections on a tool changer.
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	Nominal Operating Pressure		The air pressure that ensures consistent tool changer operation. It may be expressed as a range or a single number.
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Options

	Your choices are...
	Purge Port		An option used in harsh vapor environment applications.
	Coolant Module		Some robot applications require a coolant line. These lines are separate from the air lines.
	Internal Utilities		Internal utilities refers to the connection of electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic lines that run inside the tool changer.
	External Utilities		External utilities refers to the connection of electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic lines that run on the outside of the tool changer.
	Other		Other unlisted, specialized, or proprietary options.
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