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Converting a PowerPick 20 into a PowerPick 30

Upgrade your PowerPick brackets to support the UR20’s 25 kg extended payload

To fully benefit from the UR20’s increased payload capacity, certain applications may require upgrading from PowerPick 20 to PowerPick 30. This conversion ensures the system can safely handle heavier boxes, especially those above 18.2 kg (40 lb).

Difference between PowerPick 20 and PowerPick 30

The only mechanical difference between PowerPick 20 and PowerPick 30 lies in the brackets. PowerPick 30 uses sturdier brackets designed to support heavier payloads and maintain structural integrity during operation.

When the upgrade is required

If your application involves boxes weighing more than 18.2 kg (40 lb), the bracket upgrade is mandatory for safe use with the UR20 robot.

Two figures come up in this conversion, and they do not describe the same thing:

  • 25 kg is the extended payload of the UR20 robot: what the arm itself is rated to carry.

  • 18.2 kg (40 lb) is the box weight above which the PowerPick 30 brackets become mandatory: this one is about the gripper.

So a UR20 rated for 25 kg does not, on its own, mean that PowerPick 20 brackets are suitable for boxes that heavy. Check both figures before concluding that your workcell can handle a given box.

PowerPick 30 bracket part numbers

To convert your existing PowerPick 20 into a PowerPick 30, order the following replacement brackets:

  • Large brackets: POWERPICK30-LARGE-BRACKETS

  • Small brackets: POWERPICK30-SMALL-BRACKETS

Order these SKUs through your Robotiq distributor or your Robotiq representative.

PowerPick 30 replacement brackets: small suction cup brackets (top) and large suction cup brackets (bottom)

Conclusion

If you’re using a UR20 robot and handling boxes over 18.2 kg (40 lb), converting your PowerPick 20 into a PowerPick 30 is essential for safety and performance. Use the official SKUs to order the correct replacement brackets.

Need help? Contact Robotiq Support

Updated: August 26, 2026