WOMMER Brings Industrial Two-Finger Grippers Into Teaching Robot Classrooms

WOMMER has moved its industrial-grade pneumatic and electric two-finger grippers into the education sector, adapting them for teaching robots. According to Leaderobot, the products retain the classic structural design of the company's industrial versions, with internal transmission mechanisms that have been precisely calculated and optimized. This approach is intended to give educational robots high rigidity and reliable positioning accuracy, so students can work with hardware that mirrors real production equipment.

A key addition is a high-precision floating module, which allows the gripper to handle complex tasks such as precision assembly in teaching demonstrations. The design therefore supports not only basic gripping exercises but also advanced process training. Core components use wear-resistant alloy materials and high-performance seals.

The grippers have also undergone fatigue testing and protective treatment, making them suitable for dusty metalworking training rooms. The move positions industrial-grade end effectors as potential standard equipment in robotics classrooms and vocational labs. The series also aims to balance industrial performance with safety and ease of use in teaching settings.