Q1: How is PJ different from PB (standard dual bellows)?
A: PJ is thin-profile for inclined surfaces and tight spaces; PB offers larger travel/cushioning for more uneven surfaces.
Q2: What types of parts does PJ handle best?
A: Lightweight, inclined, or mildly irregular small-to-medium parts—packaging items, cosmetic housings, electronic components.
Q3: Is PJ suitable for high-speed automation?
A: Yes. Use appropriate vacuum generator/orifice settings and motion profiles; size the pad based on on-tool test results.
Q4: What size options are available?
A: ø4–80 mm (14 common sizes) to match contact area, load, and station constraints.
Q5: How should I choose materials (N/S/U/F/NE/SE)?
A: N general/oil-resistant; S softer, minimizes marking; U wear-resistant/quick rebound; F heat/chemical-resistant; NE/SE conductive for ESD applications. Select by workpiece, environment, and process needs.