In precision manufacturing, small plastic components often require careful handling during assembly and packaging processes. Plastic camera frames, for example, are lightweight, thin-walled, and easy to deform or scratch. Traditional mechanical grippers may struggle with stable positioning while avoiding surface damage.To solve these challenges, a soft robotic gripper with internal gripping technology provides a flexible and reliable automation solution for picking and placing plastic camera frames into trays.
Plastic camera frames usually have strict requirements for appearance quality and dimensional accuracy. During automated handling, common challenges include:
Conventional vacuum suction solutions may also face limitations when the component surface is uneven or has insufficient suction areas.For these delicate plastic parts, the gripping method needs to be both secure and gentle

The soft robotic gripper adopts an inner support gripping method, expanding inside the opening of the plastic camera frame to achieve stable positioning.Instead of squeezing the external surface, the gripper gently expands from the inside, reducing contact with the visible surface and minimizing the risk of damage
As manufacturing moves toward smarter and more flexible automation, soft robotic grippers are becoming an effective solution for handling delicate components.The internal gripping method for plastic camera frames demonstrates how soft automation technology can improve product protection while maintaining high production efficiency.For manufacturers looking to automate the handling of fragile plastic parts, soft robotic grippers provide a safer, more flexible, and reliable alternative to traditional gripping solutions.