GRIP GIS Internal Gripper Short Review: Specs, Price and Applications

The GRIP GIS is a shorter variant of the GI internal gripper with a specially designed gripping zone for more demanding applications. Inserted into a bore, it expands a silicone membrane under pneumatic pressure and grips by friction.
Its modified gripping zone lets it reach deeper into a borehole, which is particularly useful for complex or heavier parts.
Quick Verdict
The GI's tougher sibling: compact, yet able to grip deeper and handle heavier parts.
GRIP GIS Internal Gripper Short at a Glance
Specification | Details |
Gripper type | Pneumatic internal gripper, short |
Element | Silicone membrane |
Gripping zone | Modified for deeper bore reach |
Principle | Friction against bore wall |
Applications | Complex or heavier parts |
Price | Request a quote |
Design and Operating Principle
Gripping deeper in a bore gives better leverage against tilting, which matters for heavier or longer parts.
The short body keeps the tool compact and reduces the moment on the robot.
Like the GI, it avoids marking the part by spreading contact over the membrane.
Integration and Selection
Match the gripper to the bore diameter and depth, and test holding force with production parts.
Use GI for shallow bores and GIS for deeper or heavier applications.
Industry Applications
Industry | Typical use |
Automotive | Handling hubs and housings |
Metalworking | Gripping machined parts |
Glass | Heavier containers |
Packaging | Deep containers |
Functional Uses
Deep bore gripping
Heavier part handling
Compact internal gripping
Damage-free handling
Pros and Cons
Advantages
Reaches deeper
Compact body
Gentle grip
Handles heavier parts
Limitations
Friction based
Numeric specs not on A3
Membrane wear
Who Should Consider the GRIP GIS Internal Gripper Short?
The GIS suits internal gripping of heavier parts with deeper bores.
Price and Availability
Price: Request a quote. Essential Robot Products supplies the GRIP GIS in North America and prices it by configuration and quantity. Budget for fingers or adapters, mounting, air or electrical connections and commissioning as part of the complete installation.
Further Reading
GRIP GIS Internal Gripper Short FAQ
How does GIS differ from GI?
It is shorter with a gripping zone that reaches deeper into bores.
What parts suit it?
Complex or heavier parts.
How does it grip?
A silicone membrane expands under pressure.
Is it pneumatic?
Yes.
Does it mark parts?
It grips by friction over the membrane surface.
How much does it cost?
Request a quote from Essential Robot Products.





