ZP3-T Vacuum Cups — UMS, UMN & Conductive Silicone (4–16 mm)
ZP3-T Vacuum Cups with A10/A12 Base (4–16 mm)
Compact vacuum cup assemblies for compatible industrial vacuum systems, automated handling equipment and robotic end-effectors. Select the complete model code by cup diameter, material profile, base size and listed connection suffix.
Quick selection
- Choose cup diameter: select 4 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 13 mm or 16 mm to suit the workpiece and installation envelope.
- Choose material profile: UMS is white silicone, UMN is black nitrile rubber, and UMGS is conductive silicone rubber. Confirm compatibility with the workpiece and operating environment.
- Choose base and suffix: A10 and A12 are distinct listed base codes; -04 and -06 are distinct listed connection suffixes. Compare the selected drawing before substituting models.
- Confirm the complete code: verify the selected drawing, thread interfaces, cup diameter, workpiece surface and surrounding clearance before ordering.
Product-code guide
A ZP3-T model code combines the listed 4–16 mm cup-size series, the UMS, UMN or UMGS material profile, an A10 or A12 base, and a 04 or 06 connection suffix. Select one of the actual model options exactly as listed.
Suitable for
- Compact industrial vacuum pick-and-place applications
- Robotic end-effectors and automated handling equipment
- Small smooth or gently contoured workpieces after compatibility checks
- Replacement and configuration work for compatible vacuum assemblies
Before use
Confirm the complete selected product code, drawing, material profile, thread interfaces, vacuum level, workpiece surface, payload, acceleration, temperature and operating environment before installation. No food-contact, medical, lifting-safety or regulatory certification is claimed.
FAQ
How do I choose between UMS, UMN and UMGS? Select the profile only after checking material compatibility and any conductivity requirement. Are A10/A12 and -04/-06 interchangeable? Treat them as distinct listed configurations and compare the selected drawing before substituting.
