SMC 16 mm Flat Nitrile Rubber (NBR) Suction Cup ZPR16CNK10-06-A10 M10 x 1

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RS Stock No.:
725-327
Mfr. Part No.:
ZPR16CNK10-06-A10
Manufacturer:
SMC
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Brand

SMC

Connection Size

M10 x 1

Product Type

Suction Cup

Pad Diameter

16mm

Pad Type

Flat

Pad Material

Nitrile Rubber (NBR)

Connection Type

Male

Series

ZPR

With Buffer

Yes

Vacuum Entry Direction

Lateral

Tube Outside Diameter

8mm

Standards/Approvals

JIS

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
JP

SMC Flat and Bellow Suction Cups


These suction cups offer you options to meet all your handling and transfer needs. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes suitable for a variety of lifting applications. All stems are non-rotating and come with rubber flat pad - different pad sizes and styles available

3 Stem types:

-Standard Stem

-Stem with buffer spring to allow objects of differing height to be picked up

-Stem with female thread, top entry, suitable for use with hollow-rod cylinders

All stems with 80mm diameter pads have push-in fittings included (excluding female thread top entry types)

2 Pad materials:

- NBR Rubber

- Silicone (for non-marking applications)

3 Pad styles:

- Flat

- Deep (for curved objects)

- Bellows (absorbs misalignment

What are the benefits of flat bellow Suction cups?


Suction cups/vacuum pads are the components used to lift and hold a workpiece in a pick and place application., the cups grip the workpiece fast and precisely These suction cups are ideal for flat and uneven surfaces.

Note

Lifting Capacity quoted theoretically at 0.65 bar

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