How can a collaborative robot handle a pick-and-place task with a gripper designed for your parts? This demo introduces the SZGH-BCK5 collaborative robot equipped with a customized dual pneumatic gripper. It shows how a task-specific end effector and drag teaching can be used to set up an automated pick-and-place sequence.
For manufacturers and system integrators evaluating light-duty automation, the key question is whether the robot, gripper, and workflow fit the actual parts and production requirements. The SZGH-BCK5 is a 6-axis collaborative robot with a 5 kg rated payload and an 886.5 mm reach. Its drag-teaching function lets operators guide the arm to define positions, making it useful for testing a handling sequence before developing a more detailed integration plan.
A dual pneumatic gripper can be customized around the workpiece and handling process. Final suitability depends on factors such as part dimensions, gripping surfaces, combined tool-and-part weight, required reach, cycle time, and available compressed air. Watch the video to see the setup in action, then review the SZGH-BCK5 product details or contact SZGH with your part information to discuss a suitable pick-and-place configuration.
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