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DH Robotics RGD-35-14 vs Tesollo DG-2F

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SpecDHDH Robotics RGD-35-14TETesollo DG-2F
General
Stroke per Finger7 mm—
Max Gripping Force35 N25 N
Actuationelectricelectric
Weight0.86 kg0.77 kg
Min Gripping Force10 N—
Max Opening Width14 mm—
Operating Pressure/Voltage24 V DC ±10%—
Repeatability0.02 mm—
IP RatingIP40—
Close Time500 ms—
Open Time500 ms—
Communication InterfaceModbus RTU (RS485)—
Dimensions (L×W×H)159 × 50 × 50 mm—
Peak Torque0.25 Nm2 Nm
Rated Torque0.1 Nm0.4 Nm
Communication Protocols—Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, Ethernet (TCP/IP)
Control Loop Frequency—500 Hz
Degrees of Freedom—6
Encoder Resolution—12 bit
Encoder Type—absolute
Finger degrees of freedom—3 dof
Integrated Sensors—Optional fingertip sensors: 6-axis F/T Sensor, 3-axis Force Sensor, Tactile Sensor
Max Payload Capacity—10 kg
Max Speed—75 RPM
Motor Type—BLDC
Mounting Interface—ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6 tool flange, via the supplied adapter frame
Number of Fingers—2
Operating Voltage—24 VDC
Payload (form-fit / encompassing)—5 kg
Payload (friction grip)—2 kg
Peak Current—10 A
ROS Support—Yes
ROS Version—ROS 2
SDK—Delto Gripper SDK (C/C++) with Delto Gripper Manager UI; ROS 2 packages (dg2f_ros2) providing URDF/xacro, ros2_control driver, MoveIt 2 config and Gazebo sim for Humble, Jazzy and Lyrical

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