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Claw Metro

Good arcade floors don't happen by accident. Claw Metro builds commercial-grade machines that give operators real choices: the right footprint, the right prize format, and the right player count for wherever they're placing them.

Claw Metro: Commercial Arcade Machines Built for Operators

Claw Metro designs commercial arcade equipment with the operator in mind. Their lineup covers multi-player claw machines, jumbo claw machines, skill-based cutting machines, blind box dispensers, gachapon stations, and token exchanger kiosks. Whether you're filling out a single corner or planning a full floor, there's a machine in the Claw Metro lineup sized and formatted for the job.

Claw Machines

The Claw Metro claw machine lineup covers three cabinet sizes and multiple player configurations. The 31" standard claw machines come in three styles: the Classic GameJourney for reliable everyday performance, the destination-inspired Classic x Travel, and the anime-influenced Classic x Otaku available in eight colorways. All three handle figures, blind boxes, and 4-11" plush. The Titan Claw 41" Jumbo Claw Machine steps up to 12-16" plush for higher-margin, high-impact placement. On the multi-player side, the 4P MiniRush squeezes four play stations into a compact double-stack cabinet built for tight, high-traffic spaces. The 4P Arena4 and 8P Hyper Hub take an island format for 360-degree access and stronger crowd pull on open floors.

Alternative Prize Mechanics

Not every guest wants to play the same game twice. Claw Metro's alternative machines give your floor a different kind of variety. The SkillCut Pro swaps the claw for a cut-to-win mechanic where players time a moving blade to drop their prize. The Clip Clash is a 2-player head-to-head clip machine built for fast rounds and competitive energy. The Lucky Drop is a 2-player blind box marble pusher that leans into collectible culture and the appeal of a mystery reveal. The GachaZone is a 4-station gachapon capsule machine with strong throughput and minimal maintenance needs.

Operational Equipment

The PlayPort Token Exchanger is a self-service kiosk that accepts cash, card, and digital payments and converts them into tokens or credits on the spot. It keeps the floor moving during peak hours, reduces staff pressure on routine transactions, and supports token packages at the point of purchase to nudge per-customer spend upward.

Build Quality and Power

All Claw Metro machines are built with hardware, acrylic, and wooden board construction and are dual-voltage rated at 110V-220V. No special power setup needed at most US locations. Plug in and you're ready to go.

Frequently Asked Questions About Claw Metro

What types of machines does Claw Metro offer?
Claw Metro offers standard 31" claw machines, a 41" jumbo claw machine, multi-player mini claw machines (4-player and 8-player), a skill-based cutting machine, a 2-player clip machine, a blind box marble pusher, a 4-station gachapon capsule dispenser, and a self-service token exchanger kiosk.
Are Claw Metro machines suitable for commercial use?
Yes. Claw Metro machines are built specifically for commercial placement in arcades, family entertainment centers, malls, restaurants, laundromats, and other high-traffic retail and entertainment locations.
What voltage do Claw Metro machines require?
All Claw Metro machines are dual-voltage rated at 110V-220V, making them compatible with standard US power setups without additional electrical work.
What prize sizes are compatible with Claw Metro claw machines?
Prize compatibility varies by model. The 31" standard machines handle figures, blind boxes, and 4-11" plush. The 41" Titan Claw accommodates 12-16" plush. The 4P MiniRush is designed for 1-3" keychains and small box prizes. The 4P Arena4 and 8P Hyper Hub fit 3-4" toys and snack-size prizes.
Which Claw Metro machine is best for tight spaces?
The 4P MiniRush is the one to look at. Its double-stack design fits into a 28 x 22 in footprint while supporting four simultaneous players, making it a strong choice for food courts, cafe corridors, and arcade corners where every square foot counts.
What is the PlayPort Token Exchanger and do I need one?
The PlayPort is a self-service kiosk that accepts cash, card, and digital payments and converts them into tokens or credits for use across your arcade floor. It reduces staff dependency during peak hours and supports token package options at the point of purchase to increase per-customer spend. It's a practical addition for any venue running a token-based or credit-based system at volume.
What is the difference between the SkillCut Pro and a standard claw machine?
The SkillCut Pro replaces the claw with a cut-to-win format: players time a moving blade to sever the string holding a prize, which then drops when the cut lands. It supports 14-20" plush prizes and pairs well alongside claw machines by giving guests a different kind of skill challenge on the same floor.

The Right Machine for Every Spot on the Floor

From a single entry-level 31" machine to a full multi-unit island setup, Claw Metro gives operators the flexibility to match the right equipment to the right location. All machines are commercially built, dual-voltage ready, and designed for the kind of repeat, high-volume play that keeps a floor earning.

Browse our Claw Metro lineup and find the right machines for your arcade floor today.

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