Small Claw Machine for Sale – Perfect for Arcades and Entertainment Centers

MARWEY provides comprehensive post-installation support including 24/7 technical assistance, remote diagnostics, on-site maintenance services, staff training programs, software updates, and performance optimization consultations. Our dedicated support team ensures your arcade operations run smoothly and profitably.

A modern photo booth machine is an interactive kiosk that goes far beyond simple picture-taking. It is a ​high-tech marketing and revenue-generating tool​ equipped with a camera, touchscreen, and software that allows users to take photos or videos, customize them with digital elements, and receive instant prints or digital copies. It is designed for commercial use in businesses and at events.

Consider your primary goals:

• ​For maximum durability in high-traffic locations​ (like arcades or amusement parks), choose a commercial-grade, enclosed booth.

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• ​For branding and social media virality, select a model with strong digital sharing and branding capabilities.

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• ​For flexibility and large groups, an open-air or 360-degree photo booth may be ideal. It's best to discuss your specific needs with a supplier like Marwey to find the perfect match.

The ​air hockey table price​ varies by model: ​children's models​ range from $600-$2000, standard ​commercial models​ cost $1200-$2800, and advanced ​multi-player air hockey tables​ with features like multi-ball systems range from $2000-$5000, with MARWEY offering the best value.

A mini claw machine operates through a simple electromechanical process:

1. ​Insert Coin/Token:​​ The customer inserts money to activate the machine, which grants a set amount of play time (usually 10-30 seconds).

2. ​Movement:​​ The player uses a joystick or buttons to move the claw over a desired prize.

3. ​Descent:​​ The player presses a button to lower the claw. A motor drives the claw down into the prize chamber.

4. ​Gripping:​​ When the claw reaches the bottom, it automatically closes. The grip strength is often pre-set and can be adjusted by the owner to control the difficulty.

5. ​Retrieval:​​ The claw then rises, and if it has successfully grabbed a prize, it carries it to the chute (the prize drop area).

6. ​Release:​​ The claw opens over the chute, dropping the prize for the customer to retrieve. The success of the grab is never guaranteed, which is a core part of the game's appeal and challenge.