Claw Metro 41" Titan Claw Jumbo Claw Machine
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Overview
The Titan Claw is a 41-inch jumbo cabinet built to hold oversized prizes a standard claw cannot fit. That size is the reason to buy it: 12 to 16-inch plush on display reads as a premium win from across the room, which lets operators charge more per play and positions the machine as the anchor guests walk toward first.
It measures 39 inches wide, 37 inches deep, and 90 inches tall, weighs 463 pounds, and is built from a hardware frame, acrylic paneling, and a wooden-board body. The claw grips at 7.7 to 9.9 inches for the larger plush, and the machine runs on standard 110V to 220V power for arcades, family entertainment centers, and malls.
Construction
The oversized cabinet has room for 12 to 16-inch plush and premium prizes that a 31-inch claw cannot display. The scale gives the machine strong visibility on a floor and marks it as the higher-value stop in a lineup of standard claws.
The claw opens to 7.7 to 9.9 inches, sized to take hold of the larger plush the cabinet is built for. Matching the claw span to the prize size is what keeps a jumbo win feeling achievable rather than impossible.
Because the prizes on display are large and premium, guests accept a higher play cost than they would for a small-plush claw. The Titan Claw is positioned to earn more per attempt, which is how a single anchor machine can lift the average ticket on the floor.
The 463-pound cabinet of hardware, acrylic, and wooden board sits on a 39-by-37-inch base and stands 90 inches tall. The acrylic gives a clear view of the oversized prizes, and the weight keeps the machine stable as a busy centerpiece.
The machine runs on any standard outlet from 110V to 220V, so it can be placed in US or international venues without an electrical retrofit and added to an existing floor with no special wiring.
The Titan Claw is backed by a 3-year parts warranty and lifetime technical support, and it needs only minor on-site setup before it earns. The coverage stands behind the claw and gantry as the anchor machine runs through steady daily play.
Buyer's Guide
The role of a jumbo claw is different from a standard one. A 31-inch claw runs 6 to 8-inch plush as an everyday earner, while a 41-inch machine exists to display a big, premium prize that pulls guests across the room. Buy the Titan Claw as an anchor to raise the ceiling on price per play, not as a like-for-like replacement for a standard cabinet.
Match the claw to the prize. A jumbo cabinet only pays off when the claw span suits the prize inside it, and the Titan Claw's 7.7 to 9.9-inch grip is sized for the 12 to 16-inch plush it holds. Stocking prizes within that range is what keeps the win credible and the machine earning.
Plan the placement around visibility. The value of an anchor machine comes from being seen, so the 39-by-37-inch footprint and 90-inch height should sit in a sightline where arriving guests notice it first. Confirm the ceiling clearance and a standard outlet at the chosen spot.
Finally, weigh support against the machine's job. An anchor piece is the one you most want running during peak hours, since it carries the premium plays. The 3-year parts warranty and lifetime technical support cover the claw and gantry through that heavy, high-visibility use.
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FAQ
What size prizes does the Titan Claw hold?
It is built for 12 to 16-inch plush and premium prizes, larger than a standard 31-inch claw can display, and the claw grips at 7.7 to 9.9 inches to suit them.
How is it different from a standard claw?
The 41-inch jumbo format displays oversized prizes and is meant to be an anchor attraction with a higher price per play, rather than an everyday small-plush earner.
How much space does it need?
The base is 39 inches wide and 37 inches deep, and the cabinet stands 90 inches tall. Confirm ceiling clearance and place it in a sightline where guests see it on arrival.
Does it require assembly, and what power does it use?
It arrives largely built and needs only minor on-site setup. It runs on a standard outlet from 110V to 220V, so no electrical retrofit is required.
How heavy is it, and how does it ship?
The cabinet weighs 463 pounds, so it ships by freight and needs a flat, accessible spot on the guest traffic path.
What warranty and support come with it?
The Titan Claw is covered by a 3-year parts warranty and lifetime technical support.