GreyT Assemblies

GreyT Cascade Elevator V3 (Product Page | )

Elevators can be used to lift objects high above the robot without extending reach and center of gravity outside the robot the way an arm does. It can also lift the robot as well!

Double chain lifting
Dual motor options
Kraken X60
Bearings on all surfaces
Configurable to be as tall or wide as you need it to be

The Greyt Turret is one of the simplest and most accessible turreting systems on the market. Use the Greyt Turret to aim a shooter or other mechanism in a different direction than your robot is facing. Combine with vision to get automated targeting, or control manually to point a mechanism wherever you'd like!

7.5” diameter hole allows for game pieces and other objects to travel through the turret
Pre-roller add-on kit makes it easy to feed game pieces up into the turret in a controlled fashion

The GreyT Shooter (9.5”) is the next iteration of the GreyT Shooter. Originally designed for the 2020 FRC Game: Infinite Recharge. The new GreyT Shooter accepts 7.5”, 8”, 8.5”, 9”, and 9.5” distances from a 4” wheel to the hood.

Easy adjustability of compression
Compatible with Kraken X60, VersaPlanetaries
Option for Direct Drive, Belt Drive, or Gear Drive
Gear Drive option allows teams to really fine tune RPM during testing
Compatible with GreyT Turret
New Top Roller plate allows teams to alter the spin of the game piece and shoot further

11” diameter hole allows for game pieces and other objects to travel through the turret
Compatible with VersaPlanetary
Compatible with GreyT Shooter (9.5”)
Compatible with thin section bearings

1 stage, 2 stage, 3 stage, 4. Extend it, retract it, lock it, score! The Greyt Telescope kit lets you make a linear telescoping system with 0 effort. Any length, up to 4 stages, and all the power you need from Kraken X60 motors. Lock your telescope in place with either the ratchet and pawl or the WCP friction brake. Use it for fast and secure climbs, or any other fine-controlled linear mechanisms. Elevate your gameplay with the Greyt Telescope today! Some cool features: