Specifications

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

Specifications
Claws

One

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

One Claw on One Mount, Sized for Compact Items

Camera

RGB Camera and Mount, Detachable, +$800

Control

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

Weight

2.2 lbs (1.0 kg), the Gripper Itself

Mounting

Dexmate Flange and Connector

Compatibility

Vega, and Third-Party Robots

Price

$3,000, or $3,800 with Camera

Sold As

Per Gripper, and Each Robot Takes Two

Lead Time

2 Weeks, in Production

FAQ

Common Questions

S or D?

S has one claw and suits compact items. D puts a second claw on the same mount, spreading the grip across a wider surface for longer items. Same 60 N rated force, same 55° angular close. S weighs 2.2 lbs (1.0 kg) against D's 2.6 lbs (1.2 kg), and costs $1,000 less per gripper.

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.

Is the camera worth the $800?

It depends on the task. The RGB camera and mount give the gripper its own view of what it is reaching for, and they are detachable, so you can run without them and add them later. The gripper is $3,000 on its own and $3,800 with the camera.

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?

Tell us what the task looks like and we'll point you at the right configuration. Talk to us.