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- 【Note】If the package has the problem of missing part or servo issue, please contact us and we will solve it for you.
- 【Large Contact Surface】The gripper with a large contact area can grip objects more easily and more stably.
- 【Full Metal Structure】Aluminum structure makes BigClaw lighter and more durable.
- 【Parallel Symmetrical Gripping】The parallel and symmetrical grip design makes it easy to pick up objects of various shapes.
- 【Mounting Holes】The M3 and M4 holes on the gripper are left for you to DIY expansion.
Full Metal Structure
BigClaw mechanical gripper is made of duralumin alloy, which is lighter and more durable.
Large Contact Surface
The contact area of the jaws is large, making the gripping easier and more stable.
Parallel Symmetrical Gripping
It is convenient to control the clamping position and is more adaptable to items of different shapes.
Mounting Holes
The claw is equipped with multiple M2 and M3 holes, which is convenient for DIY expansion.
Easy to Control
Through the servo tester, the steering gear can be controlled to quickly test the claws.
Unlimited Creativity
Claws can be widely used in other products such as robotic arms and trolley chassis.
Product parameters
- Opening and closing size: 86mm
- Weight: 96g (excluding servo); 162g (including servo)
- Material: Hard aluminum alloy
- Maximum grab weight: 500g
- Product size: 115*57*69mm
- Features: Parallel and symmetrical gripping, suitable for gripping irregularly shaped objects.
- Application range: Robot/Robotic Arm
| Item | Specification |
| Material | Hard aluminum alloy |
| Max opening size | 86mm |
| Product size | 115*57*69mm |
| Product weight | 162g (with servo) 96g (without servo) |
| Maximum grab weight | 500g |
Questions & Answers
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Hi, May I ask, are you able to adjust the maximum clamping force for this design, for example we need to be able to exert a force of up to 50 N. On the YouTube video, what software did you use to make the big claw move. For my project, I am obligated to use Labview and I was wondering if I am able to use that software to control the products movement and force exerted.
This gripper should not reach 50 Newtons. For Labview control of pwm servos, please refer to this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt9d9Md7788
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