ZPT Heavy-Duty Vacuum Cups — HS & HN Types (32–125 mm)
Heavy-duty vacuum cup assemblies for compatible industrial vacuum systems, automated handling equipment and robotic end-effectors. Choose the complete listed model by nominal cup size, HS or HN type, and the A14 or A16 mounting code shown in the selected drawing.
Quick Model Finder
- Choose nominal cup size: select 32 mm, 40 mm, 50 mm, 63 mm, 80 mm, 100 mm or 125 mm to suit the workpiece and installation envelope.
- Choose type: HS is labelled White Silicone in the supplied model images; HN is labelled Black Nitrile Rubber. Confirm material compatibility with the workpiece and operating environment.
- Choose the mounting code: A14 and A16 are distinct listed configurations. Compare the selected drawing and thread callout before substituting models.
- Confirm the complete code: verify the selected image, dimensions, interfaces, cup size, workpiece surface and surrounding clearance before ordering.
Product-code guide
ZPT[32/40/50/63/80/100/125][HS/HN]-A[14/16]: the number after ZPT identifies the listed cup-size series; HS and HN identify the two listed material types; A14 and A16 identify distinct listed mounting configurations. Select an actual model option exactly as shown.
Suitable for
- Industrial vacuum pick-and-place applications
- Robotic end-effectors and automated handling equipment
- Replacement or configuration work for compatible vacuum assemblies
- Smooth or gently contoured workpieces after application validation
Before use
Confirm the complete selected product code, drawing, material type, 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 HS and HN? Use the material labels shown with the selected model image, then confirm compatibility with the application. Can I interchange A14 and A16? Treat them as separate configurations and compare the selected drawing before substitution.
