Komuse Air Slide DX

Six red LED counters line the target wall. One plunger pull sends the puck sliding up.

Overview

The Komuse Air Slide DX is a single-player ticket redemption game built around an air-assisted sloped playfield. Players pull and release a spring plunger to launch an air hockey puck up the inclined surface, aiming for any of six targets at the far end — each displaying its ticket value on a dedicated red numerical LED counter. The DX is the larger-format version of the original Air Slide, standing 96 inches tall and spanning 82.5 inches deep in a 32-inch-wide cabinet.

Key Features

Air-Assisted Sloped Playfield

A built-in air system lifts the puck off the inclined surface, reducing friction so the disc travels smoothly from the plunger end toward the target field. The slope keeps the puck moving visibly across the full cabinet length — readable from several feet away as the disc decelerates and settles into a slot.

Six Targets with Individual Red LED Counters

Six target openings are arranged at the upper end of the playfield, each fitted with its own red numerical LED display showing the ticket value for that slot. A separate 4-digit LED counter shows the operator-adjustable bonus value. Every ticket amount is visible before the puck launches, so players can aim at a specific target rather than guessing payouts after the fact.

Spring Plunger Launch Mechanism

The only control is a large pull-and-release plunger — no buttons, joysticks, or touch screens. Pull depth sets launch force, making the physical gesture the complete skill element. Cycles reset quickly after each launch, keeping play moving between turns.

Operator-Adjustable Bonus Counter

A dedicated 4-digit LED displays a bonus value that operators can configure. This gives route and FEC operators a mechanism to tune payout balance across locations without modifying the cabinet's physical target layout.

Integrated Ticket Dispenser and Payment Readiness

The cabinet ships with an onboard ticket dispenser. It also arrives coin and card-swipe ready, so operators can connect their existing payment hardware without additional modification at install.

How It Plays

The player grips the large plunger, draws it back to set launch force, and releases — the puck floats up the air-cushioned slope across the full 82.5-inch cabinet length and settles into one of six lit target slots. The puck's uphill travel and the slot it drops into are both visible from the side or from a few feet back, with the red LED counter for that target illuminated throughout. Once the puck lands and tickets dispense, the machine is ready for the next play.

Specifications

Why Operators Love It

Narrow 32-Inch Width Fills Tight Slots

At 32 inches wide, the Air Slide DX fits wall runs and floor gaps where standard 42–48 inch redemption cabinets cannot. The footprint is long rather than wide — operators place it along a wall or at the end of a row without blocking aisle flow.

Coin and Card Ready at Install

The cabinet ships configured for both coin and card-swipe payment. Operators on cashless card systems can connect their existing readers without ordering a conversion kit or scheduling a separate service visit.

Configurable Bonus Payout

The 4-digit operator-adjustable bonus counter lets locations tune the top-end payout value without touching the cabinet's physical target layout. Route operators managing multiple locations can set different bonus values per site.

Low Mechanical Complexity

The play mechanism is a spring plunger and air system. With no multi-axis joystick, touchscreen, or motion-sensing hardware at the input, field diagnosis is straightforward — the two moving systems are isolatable and the plunger assembly is a standard replacement part type.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Air Slide DX determine ticket payout?

Ticket output is determined by which of the six targets the puck enters at the end of each play. Each target displays its own ticket value on a dedicated red numerical LED counter visible before launch. An operator-adjustable 4-digit bonus counter provides an additional payout tier the operator can configure per location.

What is the assembled footprint of the Air Slide DX?

The cabinet assembles to 32 inches wide by 82.5 inches deep by 96 inches tall and weighs 705 lbs. Shipping dimensions are 36 in W x 90 in D x 87 in H at 783 lbs.

What is the difference between the Air Slide and the Air Slide DX?

The DX is the larger-format version of the original Air Slide. The extended cabinet increases the playfield length and overall cabinet height compared to the standard model. Gameplay mechanics — air-assisted puck, spring plunger, target-based ticket payout — are the same across both versions.

What power does the Air Slide DX require?

The unit runs on 110V at 120–125W. A standard US single-phase outlet is compatible. The cabinet also includes backlit gameplay instructions and digital sounds, all powered from the same single connection.

Ideal Placement

The Air Slide DX fits naturally in family entertainment centers, bowling center arcades, trampoline parks, and pizzeria game rooms where a broad mix of ages moves through the floor. Its 32-inch width makes it a practical fill piece along wall runs or at row ends in tighter arcade layouts. The standing-height cabinet also suits hotel game rooms and restaurant waiting areas where floor depth is available but width is constrained.

Shipping & Setup

We offer flexible freight delivery options, including curbside and lift-gate services. Shipping costs and timing are calculated at checkout based on your location and requirements.

Warranty & Support

Your purchase includes a standard manufacturer warranty and access to technical support to ensure long-term performance and uptime.

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