Replacement, obsolete, repeat, and robot gripper components
Practical guidance for drawing- or sample-based replacement parts, discontinued MRO requirements, CNC-machined components, and robot gripper fingers.

Start with the evidence and application details needed to review obsolete, repeat, and custom replacement requirements.
Understand which identification, drawing, sample, quantity, interface, and acceptance details support an initial review.
Read the RFQ guide →SAMPLE-BASED REVIEWLearn how wear, interfaces, critical dimensions, and first-article validation affect a repeatable replacement part.
View the engineering guide →COMMERCIAL RFQ PATHUse the existing commercial path for custom, obsolete, and MRO replacement parts based on drawings, models, or sample information.
Open replacement parts path →Explore existing guidance for replacement fingers and jaws used with installed industrial grippers. The resources cover application fit, mounting interfaces, geometry, materials, and drawing- or sample-based review.
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Supported gripper brands, replacement approach, and engineering considerations for custom fingers.
Open overview →02Interface and application notes for compatible PGN-plus replacement fingers.
Read guide →03Model-specific guidance for MHF-series replacement finger requirements.
Read guide →Drawing- and sample-based manufacturing support for robotic joints, actuators, sensors, end-effectors and installed automation equipment—from prototypes to low-volume repeat and replacement requirements.
MUXI reviews precision mechanical parts from drawings, 3D models, or samples for prototype, pilot production, low-volume repeat, overflow, replacement, and retrofit requirements. The scope covers housings, flanges, shafts, mounts, and related components—not complete robots, reducers, encoders, force sensors, or robot joints.
Drawing- and sample-based components for robots, grippers, actuators, and installed automation equipment.
View Robotics Solutions ›Replacement components for installed packaging machinery and automation equipment.
View Packaging Solutions ›Replacement components for discontinued or unsupported industrial equipment.
View Replacement Solutions ›Custom mechanical components produced from CAD files, drawings, or physical samples.
Submit Your Part ›Prepare the identification, design evidence, quantity, interfaces, application details, and acceptance requirements for an initial review.
Read guide →Understand how to interpret wear, interfaces, critical geometry, and first-article validation when no original drawing is available.
Read guide →Review wear diagnosis, materials, OEM versus custom replacement, and the precision manufacturing process for gripper fingers.
Read guide →A practical checklist for deciding when finger-only replacement is appropriate and what interfaces and loads to verify.
Read guide →Identify the drawings, samples, mounting details, final-state requirements, quantities, and application inputs needed for review.
Read guide →Use the existing commercial RFQ path to share the available part information for an initial review.
Share your drawing, 3D model, sample, existing part information, equipment details, or robotics component requirement. We’ll review the available information and determine the appropriate next step.