[1] Operate the gripper only within the specified voltage range and environmental conditions. Operation beyond the rated specifications may damage the product.

[2] Before use, inspect the gripper body, fingertips, cables, communication connectors, and mounting assembly. If any component is loose, damaged, worn, or otherwise abnormal, discontinue use and contact qualified maintenance personnel.

[3] Keep fingers and other body parts clear of the gripper’s operating range to prevent pinch injuries.

[4] Gripping performance depends on the jaw position, the material and surface friction of the object, its geometry, and the location of its center of gravity. Operate the gripper within the recommended payload range whenever possible.

[5] The gripper uses a lead-screw drive mechanism. The grasped object may fall if the motor loses power or becomes disabled. Do not rely on passive holding after power loss in safety-critical applications.

[6] Do not disassemble the gripper, fingertip tactile sensors, or internal drive mechanism without authorization. Doing so may affect positioning accuracy, tactile measurement accuracy, and calibration results.