SMC Schweiz AG
About us
SMC is the leading expert with a passion for industrial automation. Founded in April 1959 in Tokyo, Japan, SMC Corporation today employs 23,000 talented employees in over 80 countries worldwide. With a comprehensive automated control equipment portfolio of 12,000 basic models with over 700,000 variations, SMC can satisfy virtually any of your automation needs.
Products & services
Electric acutators
SMC’s electric actuators provide precise and flexible motion control for industrial, logistics and robotics applications. With a broad range of electric cylinders, slides, grippers and controllers, they deliver energy-efficient solutions for advanced automation requirements.
Solutions for robotics
SMC provides innovative robotics solutions for modern manufacturing, including grippers, vacuum technology, tool changers and wireless fieldbus systems. These products enhance flexibility, efficiency and productivity in handling, welding and painting applications.
Electric Gripper for Collaborative Robots – LEHR
The LEHR electric gripper for collaborative robots provides a plug-and-play solution for quick integration. Its self-locking screw drive and battery-free absolute encoder ensure high operational safety, reduced downtime, and precise gripping performance.
Elastic finger for grippers – MH-X7654
SMC’s MH‑X7654 elastic gripper finger provides outstanding adaptability for handling delicate, irregularly shaped, or hard-to-grip objects. Featuring flexible EPDM or FDA-compliant silicone fingers, it conforms to different workpiece shapes while ensuring secure and gentle gripping. Its slim, lightweight design also enables the handling of closely packed items and offers excellent application flexibility.
Vacuum Gripper System – ZGS/ZGP
SMC’s ZGS/ZGP foam grippers provide an efficient solution for palletizing and handling applications. Thanks to their integrated vacuum generator, lightweight design, and high holding force, they can reliably grip workpieces of various shapes and sizes. Compact and high-performing, they help increase productivity and are suitable for both industrial and collaborative robots.