Suction Cups

The default first choice for flat, rigid, reasonably smooth workpieces. Short cycle time, minimal inner volume, no lateral drift under acceleration. Available in rubber and in polyurethane where abrasion resistance matters.

A soft, thin sealing lip that conforms without pulling the material into the cup. For paper, film, foil, bags and solar wafer.

Compounds chosen for oil, wear and ozone resistance, with a lip profile that resists lateral slip on lubricated sheet.

Tuned for one industry each: wood, glass and rough or textured surfaces.

Where a single cup has to carry the load. High pull-out force at the cost of inner volume and evacuation time.

Replaceable wearing parts on a reusable body, so the consumable cost of heavy handling stays low.

One and a half convolutions: enough stroke to absorb height tolerance and cushion the approach, without the lateral softness of a deep bellows.

2.5 and 4.5 folds for large height differences and for lifting a workpiece clear before traversing.

General-purpose bellows in rubber and polyurethane compounds. Polyurethane where abrasion resistance and non-marking both matter.

Sealing geometries for soft packaging, spherical bodies and thin sheet that must not deform.

Maximum contact area on long, narrow workpieces (profiles, strip, extrusions) where a round cup of the same force would not fit.

A closed-cell foam face that seals across joints, perforations, ribs and coarse texture. Circular and rectangular.

Nozzle, annular, high-temperature, non-contact Bernoulli, swivelling and electrically conductive designs.