Amasing Twister ball machine!!!

[entervendingman]

Entervending LLC attracts your atention to new mechanic machine we'll be planning to start supply in few nearest months.
The price isn't defined yet, but some details arleady are known. So the machine has 135 sm height, 40 sm width and 31 sm depth. Its weight is 36 kg, so on machine is installed 4 bottom rolls to move. The machine's body is made of metal, die cast reliable coin mechanism locked with safe tube key. Also for operator's convenience its equipped with handle and separate cash box on back side.
The machine has rotating screen with guide ways and allows young consumer to drive the purchase issue with steering wheel!!! The machine allows to vend any single solid refill sized in 27 mm such as bouncy balls or marbles about 1500 pcs in globe. It has appreciable size and bright appearance!

[entervendingman]

Please leave your suggestions about machine cost to help us define it right!!!

[Performa Vending Inc]

WOW!

First thoughts, it reminds me of "Fun E Ball" machine (Pictured below), which is still raking in quarters at malls, arcades, and travel plazas/truck stops across the country. The concept itself is tried and true. This unit is considerably smaller than "Fun E Ball's" full-sized arcade cabinet, so that's good.

As for pricing, I'd say the only ones who can rightly say would be you guys- with the weight I'm sure there would be a cost to import, any certifications it might need, packaging, processing, etc. I've seen really simple machines sit at really high price points from some suppliers, and I've seen rather complex ones sell for very little from others. So, it's difficult to say even as an operator.

It's a very interesting machine for sure Entervending- I really like these sort of "unusual" machines, as they give me an edge over my more traditional competitors. I'll get back to you on this one for sure.

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This is the "Fun E Ball" machine. It has a lot of lights, "talking" components, and at least 2 electronic moving parts. Until now, it's the only vending machine I knew of that had a steering wheel. Game play is pretty simple, get the gumball/bouncy ball to the bottom by tilting the maze with the wheel. Very cool, but hard to find used as operators aren't letting them go.

[entervendingman]

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[entervendingman]

You are fully right about game sense Performa. I'm really glad to hear that you like it! The main advantage for this machine except of its dimensions of course is its total mechanical processing. Absence to link up power and simple ways to move it makes the locating Twister really wide-ranging. It also has complete bright race styled appearence fitted to many places.

[entervendingman]

Entervending has straight relations with manufacturer in Twisters's case too. So talking about cost I just want to fit the expectations from this outstanding item surely in the best way as for operators and for Entervending too.
Please suggest your values, guys!

[entervendingman]

We've got the video review about Twister machine from manufacturer. Enjoy it!
http://youtu.be/fMMBuYOJtq0

[Performa Vending Inc]

That is cool!