The puck twists and twirls over the playing surface like a typhoon and requires the opponents' highest concentration, rapidity, and response. After all, the objective is to defend one's own goal and to get the puck into the opposite player's goal as often as possible. This exciting and extremely fast game allows you not only to train your tactics skills, but also strategic competences and tenacity. Nevertheless, the modern sports gaming machine "Air Hockey Typhoon" made by Gauselmann and marketed by MERKUR GAMING also attracts attention because of its futuristic and appealing design and the response-oriented black-light. The "Air Hockey Typhoon" is always in the center of attention, because the strategic playing field with its octagonal design serves as the basis for thrilling competitions.

The original ice hockey rink served as the example for this fascinating sporty leisure time entertainment. Similar to ice hockey, the goal - in contrast to other air hockey games - is positioned a little bit off the backline. The technology underlying the "Air Hockey Typhoon" is also fascinating, since the playing surface has numerous small holes, through which air is blown, so that the puck hovers over the playing surface on an air cushion - with hardly any friction losses at all. This design makes the game even more exciting and requires even faster reactions of the players.

The Gauselmann "Air Hockey Typhoon" is much more than just an "ordinary" Air Hockey. It is the gold standard of Air Hockey games and is one of the highlights in modern leisure time entertainment centers, hotels, or other gaming venues. Thanks to its special design it is very quiet. One of the advantages of the "Air Hockey Typhoon" is that it is very robust and maintenance-friendly, e.g. the playing surface can be simply replaced, and in addition it is one of the sports gaming favorites next to pool and darts.

The "Air Hockey Typhoon" is based on the latest adp-technology "made by Gauselmann" and is exclusively manufactured in the adp plant in Lübbecke, Germany according to DIN ISO 9001:2000.