PASMAG Easygrip pneumatischer Handgriff mit drei ergonomischen Taster auf der Vorderseite
max. number of valves6
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ConnectionØ20mm ±0,1
Pneumatic connectionsOuter diameter Ø4, common supply air

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Übersicht Varianten Freigabetaster von pneumatischem Bedienelement Pasmag Easygrip

The Easygrip is our well-established and most widely used pneumatic handle for professional industrial applications. It combines a particularly compact design with a fully integrated functional unit and is ideally suited to dynamic, precise and high-cycle operating processes.

One-handed operation – grip, guide and control all in one

The Easygrip enables the operator to guide the device or manipulator safely whilst simultaneously operating the pushbuttons, without changing the position of their hand. This ensures that the machine remains under stable control at all times – even during rapid movements, in confined working areas or at high cycle rates.

Robust Ø20 shaft connection – play-free thanks to clamping, extremely durable

The Easygrip is mounted via a Ø20 mm shaft, which is clamped by friction. This clamping connection ensures a backlash-free, torsionally rigid and permanently stable assembly. Particularly important: thanks to the 50 mm mounting length, the connection is very robust – ideal for manipulators, handling devices and applications involving varying forces

Ergonomic release button on the back

In addition, the Easygrip has a release button on the back, ideal for:

  • Continuous operations
  • Release functions

The button can be pressed without loosening your grip or changing the position of your hand.

Typical areas of application

  • Manipulators
  • Handling equipment
  • Special-purpose machines with high cycle rates
  • Systems with two-hand controls

Flexible connection to the system using the Pasmag ball joint

To ensure the handle is positioned perfectly, we recommend attaching it using our ball joint.