Specifications

Spec note: Prices are per gripper, and each robot takes two.

Specifications
Claws

Two

Closing

Angular, Coupled Jaws

Opening Angle

55°

Length

10.3 in (262 mm)

Grip Force

60 N

Holding

Self-Locking, Holds Without Power

Gripping Surface

Two Claws on One Mount, Spreading the Grip Over a Wider Item

Camera

RGB Camera and Mount, Detachable, +$800

Control

Position, Velocity, and Torque Control; Python, C++, and Rust APIs

Weight

3 lbs (1.4 kg), the Gripper Itself

Mounting

Dexmate Flange and Connector

Compatibility

Vega, and Third-Party Robots

Price

$4,000, or $4,800 with Camera

Sold As

Per Gripper, and Each Robot Takes Two

Lead Time

2 Weeks, in Production

FAQ

Common Questions

D or S?

D puts two claws on one mount, spreading the grip across a wider surface so longer items sit securely. S has a single claw and suits compact items. Same 60 N rated force, same 55° angular close. D weighs 3 lbs (1.4 kg) against S's 2.2 lbs (1.0 kg), and costs $1,000 more per gripper.

Does the second claw grip harder?

No. Both grippers are rated at 60 N. The second claw spreads that force over a wider surface, which is what keeps a large or long item from pivoting in the grip. It buys stability, not force.

What happens if power drops mid-grip?

It keeps hold. The mechanism is self-locking, so it does not need to be driven to maintain a grip, which also means it can hold a part indefinitely without heat building up.

Will it fit a robot that isn't a Vega?

Yes. It mounts on the Dexmate flange and connector and works with Vega and third-party robots.

Still Have Questions?

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