Suzhou-based supplier of pneumatic end-of-arm tooling, quick-changers and grippers for industrial robot arms.
Suzhou CRG Robotics Technology Co., Ltd., trading as CRG, is a Jiangsu-based supplier of end-of-arm tooling (EOAT) for industrial robots and automated manipulators. The company designs, develops, sells and services pneumatic grippers, robotic quick-change systems, pneumatic clamps and pneumatic nippers used at the interface between a robot arm and the workpiece it handles. Its own marketing describes more than two decades of accumulated experience in end-of-arm tooling for injection-molding automation, a history that predates the specific corporate registration date on record for the Suzhou entity, which is listed as 2024 in its supplier profile.
CRG's product range centers on tooling that lets a robot arm pick up, hold, cut, or exchange parts and tools quickly during automated production cycles. Listed items include pneumatic finger cylinders for gripping molded parts at the mold interface, sprue grippers for removing plastic runners after injection molding, vacuum and mechanical quick-change adapters that let a single robot arm swap between different end-effectors, soft-touch and needle grippers for delicate or irregularly shaped components, and pneumatic air nippers used to trim sprues and flash from molded parts. The company states that its equipment has been supplied to a large base of manufacturing customers and that it maintains partners and agents across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North and South America, indicating an export-oriented sales structure alongside its domestic China business.
The stated target industries for CRG's tooling are automotive component manufacturing, packaging, home appliances, food production, medical device manufacturing, and 3C (computer, communication and consumer electronics) assembly — all sectors where injection-molded or machined parts must be removed, sorted, or transferred by robots at high speed and with repeatable precision. This application profile places the company squarely in the end-effector and grasping segment of the industrial robotics supply chain, supplying the tooling layer rather than the robot arms themselves.
As a relatively young entity with its main China-facing presence built around a Made-in-China.com storefront in addition to its own corporate website, CRG does not publicly disclose revenue, total headcount, or external funding information as of the source date. No parent company, stock listing, or certification body was identified in the material reviewed. The company's public-facing information is limited to its own website and its verified supplier listing on Made-in-China.com, both of which consistently identify it as a Suzhou-registered manufacturer of pneumatic end-of-arm tooling for robotic automation.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Manual pneumatic quick-change coupler for robot end-of-arm tooling, robot-side and gripper-side EOAT interchange.
Pneumatic sprue gripper for robot end-of-arm tooling, used to remove plastic runners after injection molding.
One-finger 90-degree angular pneumatic gripper cylinder for clamping molded parts in injection automation.
Contact Suzhou CRG Robotics Technology Co., Ltd.
WEBSITE
https://www.crg-eoat.comPHONE
+86 158 9566 5204HEADQUARTERS
China
Company Facts
Founded
2024
Primary Role
Component Supplier
Company Size
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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Export Markets
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