WPR5000 tool changer series
Zimmer Group provides advanced automation components, enabling precise handling, gripping, and robotic tooling for industrial and manufacturing applications.
The Zimmer WPR5000 tool changer series enables fast and reliable tool changes in robotic automation applications. It improves flexibility while supporting high payloads and demanding processes.
It delivers precise repeatability and high rigidity. As a result, manufacturers can reduce downtime and increase system efficiency.
Key Features & Specifications:
• Automatic tool changer designed for industrial robotics
• High load capacity for handling tools up to 500 kg or more
• Flat and compact design for reduced torque load on the robot
• High repeatability with precision alignment during tool changes
• Spring-loaded, self-locking mechanism for maximum safety
• Meets Performance Level d, Category 3 safety requirements
• Integrated pneumatic feed-through for air and vacuum transfer
• Optional energy elements for electrical, pneumatic, and communication signals
• Durable construction with up to 5 million maintenance-free cycles
• Available in multiple sizes for different robot and application requirements
When launching a new tool changing or end-of-arm tooling project, In-Position Technologies engineers take a consultative approach. First, they review application requirements. They assess tooling and payload needs. This helps determine the best tool changer configuration. Next, the team evaluates the system workflow. This ensures smooth integration with the robot.
Their evaluations include:
• Tool weight and payload requirements
• Required media transfer (air, electrical, communication)
• Cycle time and tool change frequency
• Mounting and integration constraints
Finally, customers may deploy the Zimmer WPR5000 tool changer series as part of a complete automation solution. In that case, IP Tech engineers help optimize the system.
• They select the correct tool changer size and configuration
• They ensure compatibility with robots and end-of-arm tooling
• They verify performance based on application requirements
• They support installation, setup, and long-term operation