Flat type vacuum pad assemblies handle cardboard and rigid materials for packaging applications. They have round, flat vacuum cups with flexible sealing lips that hold items tightly with high suction force. These assemblies are often used in top- or side-loading machines, for palletizing/depalletizing processes, and for handling narrow cardboard with openings, windows, or perforations often found in pharmaceutical and cosmetic packaging.

Bellows type vacuum pad assemblies handle cardboard and rigid materials for packaging applications. They have round bellows vacuum cups with flexible sealing lips that hold items tightly with high suction force. These assemblies can be used with uneven workpieces, in top- or side-loading machines, and for palletizing/depalletizing processes.

Multi-bellows type vacuum pad assemblies adjust for angled, curved, or uneven dry workpiece surfaces. They compensate for minor workpiece misalignment or when the pick location is inconsistent or varies slightly. They have a greater compression distance than bellows-type assemblies and are commonly used for packaging applications such as opening, closing, and erecting cases and cartons.

Multi-bellows type vacuum pad assemblies adjust for angled, curved, or uneven dry workpiece surfaces and include an integral mesh filter that prevents contaminants from entering the vacuum system. They compensate for minor workpiece misalignment and when the pick location is inconsistent or varies slightly. They have a greater compression distance than bellows-type assemblies.

Flat type vacuum pads grip workpieces with flat or slightly curved surfaces for packaging and logistics applications. They have round, flat vacuum cups for erecting, opening, and closing corrugated cardboard cases or cartons.

Flat type vacuum pads with ribs grip flat workpieces with a fixed depth or thickness such as cardboard, sheet metal, glass, and porous materials. Ribs, also called cleats, give the pads a more rigid structure, allowing them to grip workpieces that may deform like thin sheets or vinyl. Their round, flat vacuum cups have ribs that increase friction to provide a firm grip in applications where the lifting force is parallel to the item's surface.

Bellows type vacuum pads handle workpieces of various heights and shapes for packaging and logistics applications. Their round bellows vacuum cups can separate small, thin items using lifting movement. These pads are commonly used for erecting, opening, and closing cases or cartons and for tray loading/unloading.

Multi-bellows type vacuum pads adjust for angled, curved, or uneven dry workpieces with various heights and shapes. They allow for minor workpiece misalignment, absorb impact, and have a greater compression distance than bellows-type vacuum pads. These pads are commonly used in packaging applications such as opening, closing, and erecting cases and cartons.

Flat type vacuum pad assemblies handle small payload applications with workpieces that have flat or slightly curved, dry or mildly slippery surfaces. Their round, flat vacuum cups are suited for high speed, high acceleration, low compression applications. These assemblies are recommended for use with De-Sta-Co vacuum systems.

Bellows type vacuum pad assemblies handle small payload applications for workpieces with flat, dry surfaces. Their round bellows vacuum cups compensate for minor misalignment and have low compression distance for tight spaces. These assemblies are recommended for use with De-Sta-Co vacuum systems.

Multi-bellows type vacuum pad assemblies handle small payload applications for workpieces with curved or rough dry surfaces. Their round bellows vacuum cups have multiple folds to compensate for minor misalignment. These assemblies are recommended for use with De-Sta-Co vacuum systems.