In automotive manufacturing, the efficiency of handling body sheet metal directly affects cycle time, automation level, and overall productivity. As a key component in automated gripping systems, high-clamping force sheet metal grippers offer faster response, safer handling, and more stable operations—becoming indispensable in stamping, welding, and assembly lines.
Stronger Clamping, Less Slippage
Compared to standard grippers, high-clamping force models hold curved and large body panels securely, reducing misalignment and repositioning time.
Faster Actuation, Higher Line Speed
Brisk grippers offer open/close speeds under 0.2 seconds, enabling cycle times as low as 4–6 seconds per part.
Self-Locking for Safety
Even during air pressure fluctuations, the self-locking mechanism maintains grip, preventing line stoppage due to part drops.
Flexible for Multi-Model Platforms
Modular structures allow quick adjustments for different car models and handling stations—ideal for flexible manufacturing setups.
In a real-world automotive welding line:
Original Cycle Time: 6.8 seconds per part
After Upgrade: 5.2 seconds per part
Efficiency Improvement: ~23.5%
Equipment Stability Rate: Increased from 91% to over 98%
Downtime Reduction: Over 30 hours/year less unplanned stoppage
Handling of doors, roofs, fenders, and other large panels
Transfer operations before final assembly
Robot gripper tools in welding stations
Sheet transfer between stamping dies
In the era of lean manufacturing, boosting material handling efficiency means reducing labor, increasing throughput, and supporting smart automation. Brisk’s high-clamping force grippers offer a powerful solution for automotive factories aiming for next-level performance and reliability.