Toy crane machines, commonly found in arcades and entertainment centers, are constructed from a combination of durable and visually appealing materials. The primary framework is typically made from strong, welded steel, providing the structural integrity needed to support the mechanism and withstand frequent use. The exterior panels and the iconic prize enclosure are often made from clear acrylic glass (Plexiglas), which is lightweight, shatter-resistant, and offers excellent visibility for players. Decorative elements and control panels may use ABS plastic for its toughness and moldability. Internally, the claw mechanism employs metal cables and gears, while the electronic components, including the control board, joystick, and coin mechanism, are housed within plastic or metal casings. This blend of steel, acrylic, plastic, and electronics ensures the machine is robust, safe for public interaction, and capable of delivering reliable performance over time.