Carbon Fiber Robot End Effector Link — Custom Shape & Sensor Integration
Custom-shaped carbon fiber end effector links for robotic arms. Designed for automation integrators and research labs requiring lightweight, rigid connections between the robot wrist and gripper/tool. Can incorporate sensor mounting bosses, cable routing channels, and quick-change interfaces.
Key Features
Applications
Specifications
- Material
- T700 / T800 / IM7 Carbon Fiber
- Fabrication
- Prepreg Layup + CNC Trim + Bonding
- Max Dimensions
- 500 × 300 × 150 mm
- Interface
- Custom — UR / ABB / Fanuc / KUKA Compatible
- Temperature Range
- -40°C to +150°C
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