Static kit gripper for robots
Product Code : SCL-PLE-10496
The Static Kit Gripper for Robots from Lab Glassware Manufacturer is a robotics laboratory accessory used for demonstrating fixed gripping, object holding, and robot arm end-effector mounting in STEM and mechatronics practicals. Manufactured and exported from Ambala, Haryana, India since 1982, Lab Glassware Manufacturer supplies this robot gripper kit to school and college robotics labs in India and to institutional buyers in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein as part of ongoing supply to the DACH region.
Quick answer: The Static Kit Gripper for Robots is a fixed (non-motorized) gripper accessory that mounts to a robot arm or teaching platform to demonstrate basic object-holding and pick-and-place concepts in introductory robotics and automation courses. It is supplied as a standard STEM robotics accessory by Lab Glassware Manufacturer; no independent certification is claimed unless separately confirmed in writing.
| Specification | Detail |
| Product Name | Static Kit Gripper for Robots |
| Brand | Lab Glassware Manufacturer |
| Category | Physics Lab Equipment > Robotics Accessories > Robot Gripper Kit |
| Type | Static (fixed, non-motorized) gripper end-effector |
| Typical Use | Robot arm end-effector mounting, basic pick-and-place and automation-handling demonstrations |
| Standards / Certifications | No product-specific certification claimed; add only if verified by datasheet or compliance document |
| Intended Users | Schools, colleges, STEM labs, engineering training centres, distributors, and institutional buyers |
| Indicative Price (India) | Request current indicative market benchmark, incl. GST, for the specific quantity and grade required |
Using a Static Gripper in Introductory Robotics Teaching
A static gripper is a useful first step in robotics education because it lets students focus on mounting, positioning, and basic pick-and-place logic without also having to manage a motorized or pneumatic actuation system. It is typically fitted to the end of a robot arm or teaching platform to hold a test object during a demonstration of automation concepts, before students progress to powered gripper mechanisms. Institutions building a broader STEM robotics and automation lab often pair this accessory with data-capture equipment such as the Load Cells with Amplifier set to introduce basic force sensing at the gripper interface. Mounting dimensions and compatible arm types should be confirmed before ordering, since robot arm interfaces vary across platforms and manufacturers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "static" mean for this gripper kit?
It refers to a fixed, non-motorized gripper used for basic object-holding and mounting demonstrations, rather than a powered or actuated gripping mechanism.
Is this gripper compatible with any robot arm?
Mounting dimensions and interface compatibility vary between robot arm platforms, so these should be confirmed with Lab Glassware Manufacturer before ordering.
Does this gripper kit carry an independent certification?
No product-specific certification is claimed for this kit. Any certification or compliance document should be verified directly with Lab Glassware Manufacturer before being relied on.
Can Lab Glassware Manufacturer supply this for export or bulk institutional orders?
Yes. Lab Glassware Manufacturer manufactures and exports STEM and robotics lab equipment from Ambala, Haryana, and can quote indicative FOB/CIF pricing for institutional and export orders on request.
Related Products
Load Cells with Amplifier (4 pcs) — a compatible force-sensing accessory for robotics and mechatronics setups.
Smart Cart Demo Kit — a motion-tracking accessory for combined robotics and dynamics practicals.
Material Sample Set — sample objects suitable for gripper pick-and-place demonstrations.
Request a Quote
For indicative pricing, export documentation, or tender-compliant quotations for the Static Kit Gripper for Robots, contact Lab Glassware Manufacturer via the Contact Us page or submit requirements through the Lab Tender page.
Last updated: September 2026
