The NEW Collaborative Robot Vacuum Tool (CRVT) from Bimba adds unparalleled flexibility to your collaborative robot. The standard CRVT is highly configurable to meet your application needs, but simple to install and operate.

New Collaborative Robot Vacuum Tool

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NEW! CRVT End Effector

The NEW Collaborative Robot Vacuum Tool (CRVT) from Bimba adds unparalleled flexibility to your collaborative robot. The standard CRVT is highly configurable to meet your application needs, but simple to install and operate. This fully integrated tool means all you need to supply is compressed air and a signal to control the valve. A variety of standard and custom options make the Bimba CRVT the perfect tool for your next collaborative robot project.
 
Additional configuration options allow you to tune the tool to your exact application. Each vacuum tool utilizes a simplified all-in-one construction, featuring:
  • Fully integrated valves for simpler wiring and faster response time
  • Integrated vacuum pump means less air to evacuate, providing faster response time and fewer leak points
  • Adjustable vacuum switch for part detection
  • A variety of pre-installed vacuum cups to match the application
  • Standard design allows for fast delivery
The CRVT is compatible with all current Universal Robots models and is UR+ Certified. See the product in action here.

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