Gripping CAD
For grippers and end-of-arm tooling. Include workpiece shape, stroke range and mounting orientation.
Request gripping CADCAD Library
Request the CAD or datasheet your project needs.
Start with the family and file type. Add machine, robot or workpiece details so engineering can confirm the right CAD, drawing or datasheet path.
01Choose family
02Select file type
03Add application
04Receive CAD support
Request Details
Tell us what you are designing before requesting files.
Share the family, target model if known, file format and installation context. This helps avoid the wrong model, file format or mounting assumption.
STEP
IGES
2D Drawing
Datasheet
Manual
Automation CAD
For tool changers, compensation units and interface modules. Include robot, utilities and payload context.
Request automation CADWorkholding CAD
For zero point systems, clamps and fixtures. Include locating method, machine envelope and setup details.
Request workholding CADAvailable Support
Choose the right file option for the application.
Review CAD support by product family and intended use. If a specific model is not clear yet, start with the application and the file type you need.
Available files
When files are available, the response can point to the correct family, format and revision context.
Need model help?
If the model is not clear yet, share the application so engineering can help identify which product family to review first.
Project details
Application, quantity and timing help GRANITY prepare CAD support, engineering clarification or quotation information.
Request Checklist
A short checklist keeps the request clear.
A clear request helps confirm the product family, file type and intended use before a model, drawing or datasheet is shared.
Target product
Provide product family, target model or drawing if available.
Required file type
STEP, STP, IGES, 2D drawing, datasheet or installation manual.
Application details
Share robot, fixture, machine, payload or operating requirement.
Receive support
GRANITY confirms file status and responds with CAD support, engineering clarification or quotation information.
CAD FAQ
Common CAD request questions.
These answers help engineers prepare the right CAD or datasheet request.
Can I request CAD without logging in?
The public CAD request form does not require a portal login. Include product context, file type and intended use so the correct file type and product context can be confirmed.
What if I do not know the exact model?
Start with product family, application and required file type. Engineering can help narrow the product family before CAD or datasheet support is provided.
Can CAD requests lead to a quote?
Yes. If the request includes quantity, project timing and application details, it can continue into an RFQ.
CAD Request
Send a CAD or datasheet request.
Include the product family, file type and application details so engineering can respond with the correct resource.