Pneumatic industrial manipulators help operators lift, move, rotate and accurately position heavy, bulky or awkward loads with considerably less physical effort. Explore our range of rigid-arm, double-rope and vertical-guided handling solutions from ATIS.
Each system is configured around the load, required movement, available working area and production process.
ATISmirus
A rigid-arm pneumatic manipulator designed for stable, precise and ergonomic handling of heavy, bulky or offset loads.
ATISacer
A compact double-rope pneumatic manipulator for smooth, responsive and controlled handling of centred loads.
ATISlinear
A rigid vertical-guided pneumatic manipulator for precise handling across large, obstructed or restricted working areas.
An industrial manipulator is configured according to the characteristics of the product, the required movements and the available working environment.
Weight, dimensions, shape, surface and centre of gravity influence the manipulator and gripping-tool configuration.
The system may be designed around lifting, lowering, rotation, tilting, transfer and precise final positioning.
Available floor space, headroom, structures, obstacles and workstation layout determine the installation arrangement.
An industrial manipulator is an operator-controlled handling system that balances the weight of a load. This allows heavy, repetitive or awkward products to be guided and positioned with substantially less physical effort.
Unlike a fully automated robot, the operator remains directly involved in the handling cycle. The pneumatic system supports the load while the operator controls its movement and final positioning.
Review the weight, dimensions, centre of gravity and product surface.
Establish the lifting, rotation, tilting and positioning requirements.
Consider the operating radius, headroom, structures, obstacles and workstations.
Configure the manipulator, mounting arrangement and gripping equipment.
The gripping equipment is designed around the item being handled and the movement required during the handling cycle.
Depending on the application, options may include vacuum suction, pneumatic clamps, mechanical grippers, expanding tools, hooks, forks or another purpose-designed attachment.
The manipulator and gripping equipment are developed as one complete handling solution.
Tell us about the load, movement and working area involved. Our team can help identify the most appropriate manipulator type, mounting arrangement and gripping system.
