Parallel Gripper

A parallel clamp is a type of fixture that can maintain a nearly parallel position of its clamping arms during the clamping process. It achieves this through a set of precise screw and linkage mechanisms, ensuring that the two clamping surfaces always maintain parallel contact with the workpiece throughout the clamping process, thereby providing uniform pressure distribution. This is different from common C-type or F-type clamps, where one end of the clamping arm is a fixed pivot point and the other end is a movable point, which is prone to causing angle deviations during clamping.