Air Hockey
Air hockey tables bring rapid-fire, head-to-head action to any game room, family entertainment center, or arcade. Typically featuring a smooth, air-blown surface and puck/plunger play, these tables are available in a wide range of styles – from recreational home tables to commercial grade machines designed for heavy use. Whether you’re looking for casual fun or serious competition, air hockey tables offer universally accessible gameplay with instant appeal.
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7 ft. Air Hockey Table
$2,995.00 -

Air FX
$9,995.00 -

Air Hockey Table
$2,695.00 -

Air Hockey Table
$2,595.00 -

Air Hockey Table
$2,795.00 -

Air Hockey Table (Commercial Grade)
$2,695.00 -

Air Hockey Table w/ Overhead
$2,895.00 -

Air Hockey Table w/ Side Electronic Scoring
$1,795.00 -

Baby Air Hockey Table
$1,295.00 -

Face Off/Power Hockey
$2,995.00 – $4,195.00 -

Fire Storm
$9,295.00 -

Home Pro
$2,395.00 -

Hot Flash II
$8,495.00 -

Hot Flash II
$2,795.00 – $2,895.00 -

Laser 8′ Hockey Table
$2,995.00 – $5,040.00 -

Power
$2,895.00 – $4,595.00 -

Proton
$1,995.00 -

Sonic AllStarts
$4,395.00
FAQ:
Q: What size should I choose?
A: For home use a 7-ft table is common; for commercial use 8-ft or larger is typical. Consider your available floor space (including player clearance) and ceiling height (for overhead lighting or accessories).
Q: Is there a difference between home and commercial grade?
A: Yes – commercial tables often have heavier cabinets, more robust blower motors, coin-op functionality, and stronger playfields to withstand constant use. Home models may be lighter, quieter, and designed for aesthetics rather than ruggedness.
Q: What about power and blower noise?
A: Blower motors generate air flow which can produce noticeable noise and vibration. Check manufacturer specs for noise levels. Ensure you have suitable electrical supply (some commercial models may require higher amperage).
Q: How much maintenance is needed?
A: Periodic cleaning of the playfield surface, checking air holes (to maintain air cushion), inspecting puck and mallets, verifying blower operation, and ensuring scoring electronics are functioning. For commercial use you may also need to monitor puck counts, coin acceptors, etc.
Q: Can I convert a home air hockey table to coin-op later?
A: Some models may allow modification, but it may be costly or require structural modifications. If you anticipate commercial use, purchase a true commercial model from the start.