Where Can I Find Electric Angular Grippers with 180 Degree Opening?

[RookieLearnin]

I know this might be the wrong place to ask this since it isn't directly an engineering problem, but I have no idea where to look or where else to ask.

I've been trying to find electric angular grippers (opening 180 degrees - 90 degrees each hand). But haven't been able to find any. All I can find are hydraulic or pneumatic angular grippers. Both of this solutions are no good to me, because I need more of them, and those would require plenty of valves which i have no space to put anywhere.
The only electric grippers I can find are parallel gripping and I have no use of those either.
So the solution would be an electric angular gripper, which I can't find.
I have the option to make one myself using an electric actuatora and some gears, but the solution would end up to be a bit big, and I have lack of space, so if there is an alternative, i'd use it.

Does anyone know if electric grippers can be somwhere found? I have no idea why someone wouldn't fabricate these?

 

[Navin A S]

A:It looks like there are a couple of options out there.1) The Festo CPVA-ED-MP-A is an electrically operated angular gripper that can open 180 degrees. It has a maximum gripping force of 500N (112.5 lbs).Festo CPVA-ED-MP-A2) The Crouzet CDM90 is an electrically operated angular gripper as well, with a max gripping force of 1000N (225 lbs).Crouzet CDM90Both these products seem to be available from various distributors, so you should be able to find them without too much difficulty. Hope this helps!