Industrial Electric Gripper Market Share Driven by Industry 4.0 Integration and Demand for High-Precision Automation | Valuates Reports

Industrial Electric Gripper Market Size
The global market for Industrial Electric Gripper was valued at US$ 470 million in the year 2024 and is projected to reach a revised size of US$ 3113 million by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 31.5% during the forecast period.

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The global industrial electric gripper market is undergoing a rapid evolution as manufacturing facilities transition from traditional pneumatic systems to smarter, more energy-efficient electromechanical solutions. Key market trends indicate that the rise of collaborative robots (cobots) and the proliferation of "smart factories" are primary catalysts for market growth. Unlike their fluid-powered counterparts, electric grippers offer superior programmability, real-time data feedback, and significantly lower energy consumption, which aligns with global corporate sustainability goals. This shift is further propelled by the need for "Batch Size One" manufacturing, where the ability to adjust gripping parameters via software-rather than mechanical retooling-drastically reduces downtime and expands the overall market size.

In the analysis of gripper mechanisms, the parallel electric gripper segment currently commands the largest market share. Its popularity stems from a straightforward design that provides high stability and versatility for handling a vast array of standardized industrial components. Parallel models are widely considered the "workhorse" of modern assembly lines due to their balance of cost and performance. Conversely, the rotary electric gripper segment is emerging as the fastest-growing type. As automated tasks become more complex, the demand for grippers capable of integrated rotation and precise angular positioning is surging, particularly in applications requiring intricate part orientation and high-speed sorting.

The application of electric grippers is highly concentrated in high-tech industries, with the 3C electronics and semiconductor sectors holding the most significant market share. These industries require the extreme precision and cleanroom compatibility that only electric actuation can reliably provide without the risk of oil mist or air contamination. While electronics remains the dominant application, the biopharmaceutical and healthcare segments are identified as the fastest-growing areas. The increasing use of robotics in laboratory automation, medical device assembly, and hygienic material handling is driving a surge in the market forecast for specialized, high-precision gripping tools that meet stringent regulatory standards.

The competitive landscape is defined by a blend of long-standing automation leaders and specialized robotics innovators. Currently, SCHUNK and SMC Corporation hold the largest market share globally, supported by their expansive product portfolios and deep-rooted integration within the automotive and heavy industrial sectors. Festo and Zimmer Group also maintain leading positions, particularly through their advancements in adaptive and "smart" gripping technologies. Among the fastest-growing companies, Robotiq and OnRobot are making significant gains by focusing on user-friendly, plug-and-play solutions for the burgeoning cobot market. Additionally, DH-Robotics has emerged as a high-growth contender, particularly in the Asian market, by delivering high-performance servo-electric actuators and modular subsystems.

Regionally, the Asia-Pacific region dominates the global industry, possessing the highest market share led by aggressive industrial modernization in China, Japan, and South Korea. Strategic government initiatives, such as those promoting robotic density in manufacturing, have positioned this region as a global hub for both production and consumption. However, North America is witnessing the fastest market growth as the region focuses on reshoring manufacturing and investing in advanced aerospace and life sciences automation. The market forecast remains robust, with the outlook centered on the continued adoption of AI-enabled "soft" grippers and the expansion of electric-only production lines, ensuring that the technology remains a cornerstone of the next industrial revolution.

by Type

• Parallel Electric Gripper
• Rotary Electric Gripper

by Application

• Semiconductor
• 3C Electronics
• Biopharmaceutical
• Others

By Company

Schunk, Festo, SMC, Robotiq, Zimmer, Destaco, EMI, IAI, Onrobot, PIAB, Huiling-tech Robotic, RobustMotion, DH-Robotics

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