CT-EG-C06
- Stroke
- 6 mm
- Clamping force
- 10-50 N
- Opening / closing speed
- 20 mm/s
More parameters
- Weight without cables
- <0.16 kg
- Rated voltage
- 24 V±10%
- Peak current
- 0.2 A
- Control interface
- IO&ModBus RTU
- Protection rating
- IP40
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Manufacturer catalogue values checked on 8 October 2026. Use these for initial selection; confirm the configuration, tooling load and application test conditions in your quotation.
Electric grippers · CT-EG
CT-EG-C12
- Stroke
- 12 mm
- Clamping force
- 10-50 N
- Opening / closing speed
- 20 mm/s
More parameters
- Weight without cables
- <0.2 kg
- Rated voltage
- 24 V±10%
- Peak current
- 0.2 A
- Control interface
- IO&ModBus RTU
- Protection rating
- IP40
CT-EG-C22
- Stroke
- 22 mm
- Clamping force
- 20-100 N
- Opening / closing speed
- 70 mm/s
More parameters
- Weight without cables
- <0.7 kg
- Rated voltage
- 24 V±10%
- Peak current
- 0.5 A
- Control interface
- IO&ModBus RTU
- Protection rating
- IP40
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What to confirm for selection
Part characteristics
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Gripping method
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Mounting and utilities
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Which electric gripper specifications can I compare?
The catalogue lists CT-EG-C06, CT-EG-C12 and CT-EG-C22 with stroke, gripping force and weight. Compare the values for the specific model, then confirm its suitability for the part, contact surfaces and equipment interface.
What do the local gripper PDFs contain?
Each local PDF includes the corresponding model image, a localized parameter summary and the original parameter table. It is a subsite-prepared product file, not a manufacturer-issued specification; confirmed unit corrections are identified in the document.
Related applications
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Loose chips to tray
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