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The AGIBOT Titan Picker, a heavy two-finger robotic gripper in a dark cylindrical housing, its short jaws held open at the top.

Hands & grippers

AGIBOT Titan Picker

The strong gripper of the pair, and the one to fit when dropping the part is unacceptable: it keeps its grip if power fails. Force adjusts from 40 to 140 N over a 50 mm stroke, and IP67 sealing makes it dust-tight and able to survive brief immersion, though jet washing is a separate rating it does not claim. It closes in 0.75 s, trading the Swift's speed for grip and protection.

Manufacturer: AGIBOT

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Technical specification

Technical specification
Weight1 kg (1000 g)
Gripper height134.5 mm
Adjustable grip force40 to 140 N
Gripper stroke50 mm
Open close time0.75 s
Service life cyclesUp to 2 million cycles
Power loss holding functionYes
Communication interfacesCANFD
Ingress protection ratingIP67
CompatibilityGenie G2 Standard Edition and High Compute Edition

Where these figures come from: all 10 rows above come from the reseller listing this catalogue was built from. We have not been able to check them against a manufacturer parameter table, and we would rather you knew that than found it out.

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