Support device for a pneumatic prehensile member
AssigneeCamozzi Automation S.P.A.
InventorsPierluigi CHIARINI, Fabio LEVI
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Abstract
A support and vacuum power device for a pneumatic prehensile member, such as a suction cup, comprises a casing and a sleeve protruding from said casing and wherein at least one recess is formed. A movable element is movable in translation in the casing and is provided with a power supply duct. The movable element comprises a stem guided in translation in the sleeve. An anti-rotation insert made in a single body is inserted into the sleeve through the recess and is provided with a through opening slidably engaged by the stem. The through opening is defined by at least one contact surface extended for an effective contact with an engagement portion of the movable element, thus achieving an anti-rotation constraint for said movable element.
Claims14
Support and vacuum power device for a pneumatic prehensile member, for example a suction cup, comprising:
- a main body for connection to a support frame, said main body comprising a casing and a sleeve projecting from said casing, in said sleeve being formed at least one recess;
- a movable element that extends along a main axis and movable in translation along said main axis, provided with a power supply duct that opens posteriorly through a rear mouth, intended for pneumatic connection with a suction device, and anteriorly through a front mouth, intended for pneumatic connection with the prehensile member, said movable element comprising a stem guided in translation in said sleeve, in the side wall of said stem being formed an engagement portion;
- an anti-rotation insert made in a single body inserted into said sleeve through said recess so as to be rigidly connected to the main body, in said anti-rotation insert being formed a through opening slidably engaged by the stem, said through opening being defined by at least one contact surface extended for an effective contact with the engagement portion of the movable element, thus achieving an anti-rotation constraint for said movable element.
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