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EXCELTA PROBE

Exceltra Probe is a line of precision vacuum handling tools designed for controlled pick-and-place of small, delicate components in assembly, laboratory, and electronics manufacturing environments. The product family centers on the Roto-Pic series, which uses vacuum suction to lift and position parts without direct contact, reducing the risk of contamination, static damage, or mechanical stress. These tools are commonly specified where manual tweezers or mechanical grippers are unsuitable due to part fragility, surface finish requirements, or access constraints.

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About EXCELTA PROBE

Exceltra Probe is a line of precision vacuum handling tools designed for controlled pick-and-place of small, delicate components in assembly, laboratory, and electronics manufacturing environments. The product family centers on the Roto-Pic series, which uses vacuum suction to lift and position parts without direct contact, reducing the risk of contamination, static damage, or mechanical stress. These tools are commonly specified where manual tweezers or mechanical grippers are unsuitable due to part fragility, surface finish requirements, or access constraints.

The Roto-Pic kits are available in several configurations to match different part geometries and handling needs. The 2000P kit includes five stainless steel tips with angles of 0°, 40°, 45°, 60°, and 90°, allowing operators to reach angled surfaces and confined spaces. The 2000WP kit uses a silicone cup and brass body with tip sizes of 0.5 in, 0.25 in, and 0.375 in, suited to larger or irregularly shaped components. The 2000DA kit provides four tip sizes—0.005 in, 0.012 in, 0.006 in, and 0.035 in—constructed from polyethylene and PTFE, which are materials selected for chemical inertness and low friction. These variations let engineers select a kit based on tip material, tip geometry, and the size range of the parts being handled.

From a technical buyer's perspective, the relevant selection criteria for Exceltra Probe vacuum handling kits include tip material compatibility with the part and environment, tip angle for access to the work area, and tip diameter for the part's contact area. Stainless steel tips offer durability and resistance to wear, while silicone cups provide a softer contact surface for fragile or scratch-sensitive items. Polyethylene and PTFE tips are used where chemical resistance or non-marking contact is required. The kits are manual, operator-controlled tools; they do not require external vacuum lines or power, which simplifies integration into existing workstations.

3G Electric supplies Exceltra Probe vacuum handling kits as part of its industrial equipment catalog. The available SKUs include the 2000P, 2000WP, and 2000DA models, each with its own tip set and material construction. 3G Electric supports global procurement for these items, providing specification data, part number cross-referencing, and logistics coordination for international shipments. For maintenance managers and procurement specialists, this means access to the Exceltra Probe line without region-specific sourcing constraints. The product data provided for each SKU includes manufacturer part numbers, tip angles or sizes, and material composition, allowing direct comparison against application requirements. 3G Electric does not manufacture these tools; it distributes them as part of a broader portfolio of industrial components. Buyers should verify tip material compatibility with their specific process chemicals and part materials before ordering. The kits are typically stocked as complete sets; individual replacement tips may be available under separate part numbers, though availability should be confirmed at the time of inquiry.

Common Applications

  • Electronics assembly — Exceltra Probe 2000DA kit for placing small SMD components and delicate parts with 0.005 in to 0.035 in PTFE tips
  • Laboratory sample handling — Exceltra Probe 2000WP kit with silicone cups for transferring fragile specimens without surface damage
  • Optics and photonics — Exceltra Probe 2000P kit with angled stainless steel tips for positioning lenses and mirrors in tight fixtures
  • Medical device manufacturing — Exceltra Probe 2000DA kit for handling small implant components where chemical inertness and non-marking contact are required
  • Aerospace component rework — Exceltra Probe 2000P kit for accessing angled surfaces and confined spaces during manual assembly
  • Precision mechanical assembly — Exceltra Probe 2000WP kit for picking and placing small gears, pins, and spacers with silicone cup tips

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about EXCELTA PROBE from 3G Electric.

What tip angles are included in the Exceltra Probe 2000P vacuum handling kit?

The Exceltra Probe 2000P kit includes five stainless steel tips with angles of 0°, 40°, 45°, 60°, and 90°. The straight (0°) tip is used for direct vertical access, while the angled tips allow the operator to reach surfaces that are not perpendicular to the tool body. This range covers common access scenarios in assembly and rework, such as placing components under overhangs or onto angled fixtures. The tips are constructed from stainless steel, which provides wear resistance for repeated use. The kit is manual and does not require an external vacuum source.

What is the difference between the Exceltra Probe 2000WP and 2000DA kits?

The Exceltra Probe 2000WP uses a silicone cup and brass body with tip sizes of 0.5 in, 0.25 in, and 0.375 in. The silicone cup provides a softer contact surface, which is useful for fragile or scratch-sensitive parts. The 2000DA kit uses polyethylene and PTFE tips in sizes 0.005 in, 0.012 in, 0.006 in, and 0.035 in. These materials are selected for chemical inertness and low friction, and the smaller tip sizes suit very small components. Selection between the two depends on part size, surface finish requirements, and chemical exposure.

Are replacement tips available for Exceltra Probe Roto-Pic kits?

Replacement tips for Exceltra Probe Roto-Pic kits may be available under separate part numbers. Availability depends on the specific tip type and material. For the 2000P kit, replacement stainless steel tips in the same angle set would be the relevant items. For the 2000WP and 2000DA kits, replacement cups or tips in the respective materials and sizes would be required. Buyers should confirm current availability and part numbers with 3G Electric at the time of inquiry, as replacement tip stock can vary independently of complete kit stock.

What materials are used in Exceltra Probe vacuum handling tips?

Exceltra Probe vacuum handling tips are available in several materials depending on the kit. The 2000P kit uses stainless steel tips. The 2000WP kit uses a silicone cup with a brass body. The 2000DA kit uses polyethylene and PTFE tips. Stainless steel is chosen for durability and wear resistance. Silicone provides a soft, compliant contact surface. Polyethylene and PTFE are used for chemical resistance and low friction. Material selection should be checked against the specific chemicals and part materials in the application to avoid adverse reactions or contamination.

Do Exceltra Probe vacuum handling kits require an external vacuum pump?

No. Exceltra Probe Roto-Pic vacuum handling kits are manual, operator-controlled tools. They generate suction through the operator's action on the tool itself, typically via a bulb or similar mechanism integrated into the handle. They do not require an external vacuum pump, compressed air line, or electrical power. This makes them suitable for benchtop assembly, laboratory, and field service work where utility connections are not available. The vacuum is applied only when the operator actuates the tool, giving direct control over pick-and-place operations.

How do I select the correct Exceltra Probe kit for my application?

Selection depends on three main factors: part size, part material and surface finish, and access geometry. For very small parts, the 2000DA kit with tip sizes from 0.005 in to 0.035 in is appropriate. For larger or irregular parts, the 2000WP kit with 0.5 in, 0.25 in, and 0.375 in silicone cups may be suitable. For angled access, the 2000P kit provides 0°, 40°, 45°, 60°, and 90° stainless steel tips. Also consider chemical compatibility: PTFE and polyethylene resist many chemicals, while silicone may be preferred for delicate surfaces. Confirm the part's weight and surface area against the tip's holding capacity.