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SCHUNK EGP 40 Review: Specs, Price and Applications

Oct 10
3 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

SCHUNK EGP 40 robot gripper
The SCHUNK EGP 40.

The SCHUNK EGP 40 is a robot gripper with a workpiece weight of up to 0.7 kg and 0.02 mm repeatability, listed from USD 1,450. This review covers its full specifications, design, integration, applications and price, so you can decide whether it fits your automation project.

Quick Verdict

The SCHUNK EGP 40 is an electric 2-finger parallel gripper for small components with a stroke of 6 mm per jaw, a gripping force of 35 N to 140 N and a recommended workpiece weight of 0.7 kg. It is designed for fast pick-and-place of small parts in assembly and electronics handling, and a speed version with 30 N gripping force closes in 0.06 s instead of 0.2 s. A brushless DC servomotor drives the jaws and the control electronics are integrated in the housing. The gripper weighs 0.32 kg, has protection class IP30, grips with a repeat accuracy of 0.02 mm and is controlled through digital I/O or IO-Link. It is listed from USD 1,450.


SCHUNK EGP 40 at a Glance

  • Product type: Robot gripper

  • Workpiece weight: 0.7 kg

  • Repeatability: 0.02 mm

  • Speed: Closing time 0.2 s (0.06 s in the speed version)

  • Price: from USD 1,450


SCHUNK EGP 40 Technical Specifications

The table below lists the published specifications of the SCHUNK EGP 40.

Specification

SCHUNK EGP 40

Manufacturer

SCHUNK

Model

EGP 40

Product type

Robot gripper

Workpiece weight

0.7 kg

Repeatability

0.02 mm

Speed

Closing time 0.2 s (0.06 s in the speed version)

Starting price

From USD 1,450


Detailed Technical Data

  • Electric 2-finger parallel gripper with brushless DC servomotor

  • Stroke per jaw 6 mm

  • Gripping force 35 N to 140 N (speed version 30 N)

  • Recommended workpiece weight 0.7 kg (speed version 0.15 kg)

  • Own weight 0.32 kg

  • IP30

  • Digital I/O or IO-Link


Design and Build Quality

SCHUNK EGP 40 robot gripper
The SCHUNK EGP 40.

The EGP 40 is a robot gripper made by SCHUNK. Published build data: stroke per jaw 6 mm; gripping force 35 N to 140 N (speed version 30 N); IP30.


Integration and Compatibility

The EGP 40 mounts on the robot flange as end-of-arm tooling. Confirm the flange pattern, load and control interface with your robot model before ordering.


SCHUNK EGP 40 Applications and Use Cases

Typical applications for the EGP 40 are gripping, robot end-of-arm tooling, machine tending, assembly and packaging.

Gripping

SCHUNK EGP 40 robot gripper
The SCHUNK EGP 40.

The EGP 40 holds the workpiece while the robot moves it, for parts of up to 0.7 kg.

Robot end-of-arm tooling

The EGP 40 mounts on the robot flange as part of the end-of-arm tooling.

Machine tending

The EGP 40 is used on robots in machine tending cells.


SCHUNK EGP 40 Price and Value

The SCHUNK EGP 40 is listed from USD 1,450 on All Things Cobots. Mounting kits, fingers or tool plates, cabling and integration affect the final price and are quoted separately. Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.


Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Workpiece weight of up to 0.7 kg

  • 0.02 mm repeatability

  • Speed: Closing time 0.2 s (0.06 s in the speed version)

  • IP30

  • Gripping force 35 N to 140 N (speed version 30 N)

Cons

  • Robot compatibility must be confirmed before ordering

  • Mounting kits, cabling and integration are quoted separately


Who Should Buy the SCHUNK EGP 40?

The SCHUNK EGP 40 fits robot users and integrators who need a gripper for end-of-arm tooling.



See the full SCHUNK EGP 40 product listing on All Things Cobots.



SCHUNK EGP 40 FAQ

How much does the SCHUNK EGP 40 cost?

The SCHUNK EGP 40 is listed from USD 1,450 on All Things Cobots. The price is indicative and may change, and it does not include installation or integration.

What is the workpiece weight of the SCHUNK EGP 40?

The published workpiece weight of the EGP 40 is 0.7 kg.

How accurate is the SCHUNK EGP 40?

Its published repeatability is 0.02 mm.

Which robots does the SCHUNK EGP 40 fit?

It mounts on the robot flange as end-of-arm tooling. Confirm the flange pattern, load and control interface with your robot model before ordering.

What is the SCHUNK EGP 40 used for?

Typical applications are gripping, robot end-of-arm tooling, machine tending, assembly and packaging.


Specifications and prices are based on manufacturer and distributor information. Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.

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