SCHUNK SVH 5-finger servo-electric gripper

The SCHUNK SVH 5-finger servo-electric gripping hand is a mass-produced humanoid five-fingered robotic gripper that replicates the shape of the human hand on a 1:1 scale. With nine drives precisely controlling the movement of 20 joints, it can perfectly reproduce various grasping and operating actions of the human hand, turning the concept of humanoid grasping into practical production. The product fully integrates the control unit, regulator and power electronic components into the wrist joint, featuring a compact structure and high integration without the need for additional external electronic devices. It can perform a wide range of operations, such as precision gripping and power gripping, with high accuracy, whilst its elastic gripping surface ensures reliable handling of various objects. Furthermore, it enables human-robot interaction via gestures, opening up new application scenarios for gripping operations. The product boasts several key features, with left- and right-hand versions available to meet different application requirements; it utilises a 24V DC low-voltage power supply with low energy consumption, making it suitable for mobile applications; through standardised interfaces, it can be easily connected to mainstream industrial robots and lightweight robots on the market, offering exceptional adaptability. Currently, the product is widely utilised in industrial automation, collaborative robot support, humanoid robot R&D, precision manufacturing and other sectors, providing professional solutions for automated grasping and flexible operation across various fields.