SMC LEH Series Electric Gripper User Manual

This document describes the models, structures, functions, and operation methods of the LEH series electric grippers.


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Brand
SMC
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
User Manual
Language
Japanese
Pages
61
File format
PDF
File size
1.6 MB
Published
28 October, 2011
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
68EA7D63D32F7964D00BB6F3CAEDFF69

About this manual

This manual describes the SMC LEH Series electric gripper, a pneumatic/ hydraulic actuator used in industrial robot applications. It lists compatible models (LEHZ, LEHF, LEHS) and includes safety classifications, wiring diagrams, and system integration notes.

The document covers safety precautions, controller‑setting software, teaching‑box operation, parameter configuration, wiring guidelines, and a troubleshooting table with common fault symptoms and corrective actions. It also provides quick‑start setup, step‑data programming, and maintenance recommendations. This manual is written in Japanese.

What's inside

  • Safety Precautions
  • Controller Setting Software
  • Teaching Box Version
  • Structure Diagram
  • Product Overview
  • Setting Functions
  • Step Data Configuration
  • Parameter Configuration
  • Wiring and Cable Precautions
  • Maintenance and Inspection

Specifications

Power supply voltageDC24V
Cable gaugeAWG20 (0.5 mm)
Compatible modelsLEHZ, LEHF, LEHS
Maximum positioning distance24 mm
Push‑force setting range40%–60%

Frequently asked questions

How do you clear an alarm on the controller?

When an alarm occurs, press the ALARM button and then the RESET button; if the alarm persists, power‑cycle the controller.

What voltage should be applied to the power plug?

Connect DC24V to the plus terminal and 0V to the minus terminal of the power plug.

What is the recommended push‑force setting range?

Set the push‑force (pressing force) between 40 % and 60 % of the maximum value.

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