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‭How to Identify the Type of Connector at the Flange of Universal Robot's E-Series Robot?

Use your robot’s serial number to determine if it has a male or female tool connector

 

In September 2024, Universal Robots updated their e-Series robot models (UR3e, UR5e, UR10e, UR16e) to include an M8 female connector at the tool flange. This aligns the design with the UR20 and UR30 models, helping to reduce flange damage and simplify product compatibility. (UR communication)

How to Identify Your Connector Type?

If you have an e-Series robot, you can determine the connector type by comparing your robot’s serial number to the table below. If your serial number is higher, your robot has a female flange connector. If it is lower, your robot has a male connector.

Robot Serial Number of First Unit with Female Connector
UR3e 20245300905
UR5e 20245501103
UR10e 20245202450
UR16e 20245600129

All UR20 and UR30 robots are equipped with female connectors by default.

 

Required Parts Based on Connector Type

For Robots with a Male Connector

  • Coupling: GRP-ES-CPL-062

  • Replacement cable: CBL-COM-2072

  • Splitter for dual gripper setup: ACC-SPLIT-M8-2/1

 

For Robots with a Female Connector

  • Coupling: GRP-ES-CPL-077

  • Replacement cable: CBL-COM-2077-01

  • Splitter for dual gripper setup: ACC-SPLIT-M8-1M/2F

 

Conclusion

To ensure compatibility with your gripper setup, check your robot's serial number and connector type. Use the correct parts based on whether your robot has a male or female flange connector. If in doubt, reach out to Robotiq Support for assistance.