High Friction soft sticker type material
We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a
program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks |
High Friction soft sticker type material
Ignoramus11775 wrote:
We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks Rubber weather stripping for doors . Comes on different thicknesses and degrees of stiffness . Or maybe some strips of that cellphone mat stuck on with double stick tape . -- Snag |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On 2016-02-04, Terry Coombs wrote:
Ignoramus11775 wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks Rubber weather stripping for doors . Comes on different thicknesses and degrees of stiffness . Or maybe some strips of that cellphone mat stuck on with double stick tape . Yeah, I think that you are right, I ordered a cell phone mat i |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On Thu, 04 Feb 2016 07:42:28 -0600, Ignoramus11775
wrote: On 2016-02-04, Terry Coombs wrote: Ignoramus11775 wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks Rubber weather stripping for doors . Comes on different thicknesses and degrees of stiffness . Or maybe some strips of that cellphone mat stuck on with double stick tape . Yeah, I think that you are right, I ordered a cell phone mat i That sounds good. FWIW, a lot of soft grippers are made from silicone, which is available in a wide range of durometers. But it sounds like all you need is some foam tape or something like that. If you want to see what's done in industry, search on SOFT GRIPPER FOR ROBOT. -- Ed Huntress |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On Thursday, February 4, 2016 at 8:16:06 AM UTC-5, Ignoramus11775 wrote:
We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks We use some adhesive backed neoprene rubber that we get from McMaster Carr. I could look up a number, but it's probably better for you to just search on your own.... George H. |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On Thursday, February 4, 2016 at 10:17:53 AM UTC-5, wrote:
On Thursday, February 4, 2016 at 8:16:06 AM UTC-5, Ignoramus11775 wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks We use some adhesive backed neoprene rubber that we get from McMaster Carr. I could look up a number, but it's probably better for you to just search on your own.... George H. the Mc-C number in inventory. 8583k41 (30A) |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On Thu, 04 Feb 2016 07:16:02 -0600, Ignoramus11775
wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Two things come to mind. 1) Friction tape is a low-adhesive doublesided black cloth tape which has a coating that resists slippage. It would be quickly replaceable at a competition, as well. I haven't bought any in 30+ years, but I figure it's still available. Ayup, http://tinyurl.com/jmdr7vu . 2) Dip-it liquid plastic coating for tool handles might work for you, but I doubt it would be as stick as friction tape. -- I would be the most content if my children grew up to be the kind of people who think decorating consists mostly of building enough bookshelves. -- Anna Quindlen |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On Thu, 4 Feb 2016 07:27:00 -0600, "Terry Coombs"
wrote: Ignoramus11775 wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks Rubber weather stripping for doors . Comes on different thicknesses and degrees of stiffness . Or maybe some strips of that cellphone mat stuck on with double stick tape . Good one, Terry. Doublesided tape with foam shelf liner would both give it a depth and a stickiness. Better than friction, which would be 1-dimensional. http://tinyurl.com/jh64cha and http://tinyurl.com/h797kaf The mounting tape is foam, too, so it will add to the 3D effect, enveloping any object picked up. -- The most decisive actions of our life - I mean those that are most likely to decide the whole course of our future - are, more often than not, unconsidered. -- Andre Gide |
High Friction soft sticker type material
Ignoramus11775 wrote:
We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks How about coating the claw in plasti-dip paint? That's the stuff you can dip a tool handle into to give you a rubbery grip. Comes in dip and spray can in a lot of colors. -- Steve W. |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On Thu, 04 Feb 2016 07:16:02 -0600, Ignoramus11775
wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks Printer feed roller repair tape: http://www.precisionroller.com/searc...oller&page=209 -- Ned Simmons |
High Friction soft sticker type material
Ignoramus11775 wrote:
We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. I don't know about a sticker, exactly, but silicone materials usually are pretty grippy. If you can get silicone or vinyl tubing and attach it by wire ties or something like that, it will definitely work. You could get some large diameter vinyl tubing at the local hardware store and slit it to make a wide strip. Jon |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On Thu, 04 Feb 2016 07:16:02 -0600, Ignoramus11775
wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks Gecko pads |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On Thursday, February 4, 2016 at 5:16:06 AM UTC-8, Ignoramus11775 wrote:
We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw... The problem is that I have some slippery objects Maybe put a dab of Shoe Goo on the grip surfaces? |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On 2016-02-04, Larry Jaques wrote:
On Thu, 04 Feb 2016 07:16:02 -0600, Ignoramus11775 wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Two things come to mind. 1) Friction tape is a low-adhesive doublesided black cloth tape which has a coating that resists slippage. It would be quickly replaceable at a competition, as well. I haven't bought any in 30+ years, but I figure it's still available. Ayup, http://tinyurl.com/jmdr7vu . I bought it also, thanks, a good find. 2) Dip-it liquid plastic coating for tool handles might work for you, but I doubt it would be as stick as friction tape. |
High Friction soft sticker type material
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High Friction soft sticker type material
"Ignoramus11775" wrote in message ... Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/pag...10,43466,32184 Tom |
High Friction soft sticker type material
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Put dots or lines. Dots are used on cloth gloves with green dots for grip. Martin On 2/4/2016 7:16 AM, Ignoramus11775 wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks |
High Friction soft sticker type material
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High Friction soft sticker type material
OK, the "friction tape" helped.
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High Friction soft sticker type material
On Sun, 07 Feb 2016 09:18:13 -0600, Ignoramus12274
wrote: OK, the "friction tape" helped. Good. -- I would be the most content if my children grew up to be the kind of people who think decorating consists mostly of building enough bookshelves. -- Anna Quindlen |
High Friction soft sticker type material
On Thu, 04 Feb 2016 07:16:02 -0600, Ignoramus11775
wrote: We are making a computer programmed robot that works according to a program, that picks up various objects with a claw and places them into certain spots according to the program. The problem is that I have some slippery objects (pencils with newfangled paint that is very slippery) and they slip out of the claw. It is not easy to increase the strength of the claw, so, I was looking for some soft material that has an adhesive side and provides a lot of friction on the other side, but NO sticking (not like glue). Anyone knows what I can buy that would work? An example of a high friction material are those car cell phone mats that keep the phone in one place on the car dash. Thanks Better to add a vacuum supply and suck . (Grin) |
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