Digital Bowling Arcade Machine

This configuration brings two short physical rolling tables together with two upright digital play screens and a central front control tower. It gives buyers a clear layout to assess for an indoor arcade or leisure project. The reference version lists single and multiplayer modes, combining physical ball input with bowling play on screen.

Start the quotation with the number of complete two-station assemblies you need. A price per assembly should identify both tables, both screen cabinets, the central tower, the selected reward equipment and the supplied accessories. Ask for the ball quantity and specification to be listed as well. A count of individual stations is not enough to compare two offers accurately.

The reference configuration on this page is the ticket redemption version. State whether your venue uses paper tickets or a managed electronic reward system, and provide the existing system details. Ask how credits and rewards are handled at each station, which interface is included and what needs to be supplied by your venue or payment provider.

If you need a prize-handling version, make that a separate request. Its cabinet equipment, software behavior, service needs and commercial terms need their own review. The configuration questions in the gallery help define the inquiry; they do not establish that ticket and prize functions are installed together or that one version can be converted into the other.

The manufacturer reference lists W 65 × D 113 × H 105.5 in, which converts to W 165.1 × D 287.02 × H 267.97 cm. It lists net weight as 1,213 lb, approximately 550.21 kg. A reseller gives W 165 × D 292 × H 270 cm and 585 kg. These are different published values, and the reason has not been established. The weight difference cannot be assumed to represent packaging.

Use these figures for early comparison, then obtain the current dimensioned drawing and weight record for the exact quoted build. Identify what the measurements include, such as the upper marquee and projecting parts. Your venue layout also needs player stance, waiting space, staff access and any required ventilation clearance. Confirm the full operating area instead of treating the cabinet footprint as the complete space requirement.

Share the route from the unloading point to the final position, including doorway width and height, corridor turns, ramps, steps and lift dimensions. For lift access, provide the rated capacity and the receiving team's restrictions. Ask for the dimensions and weight of each transport section and the approved handling instructions; the complete machine measurements do not establish whether it can pass through a particular doorway.

Confirm which parts, if any, are designed to separate for transport, who reconnects them and what checks follow assembly. Include floor suitability, ceiling obstructions, final positioning and access for future repairs in the site review. Unloading, carrying equipment, assembly and commissioning should each have a named responsible party and an agreed cost.

Provide the destination country, available voltage and frequency, preferred plug and any venue circuit requirements. Request the electrical rating and connection details for the quoted configuration. The reference listing does not establish a universal voltage, a standard power draw or the circuit capacity needed at your site.

For payment, specify the accepted coin or token, or the make and model of your venue card system. Ask for the proposed interface, wiring information, device mounting and credit test procedure. Define who supplies and configures readers, any recurring charges and the process for handling failed credits. Visible controls in an illustration cannot confirm compatibility with a payment network.

Request a video or live demonstration of the actual configuration proposed in the quotation. The demonstration should show both stations, physical ball input, scoring, game completion and the return to a ready state. Include single and multiplayer operation where offered, payment credits and the selected ticket behavior. Ask the supplier to show how an interrupted game or empty-ticket condition is handled.

Record the software build, operating language, available settings and the agreed test results against the order. Confirm software permissions, update arrangements and any ongoing fees in writing. The neutral screen graphics in this gallery are illustrative; they do not document the supplied game content, a particular ruleset or software rights.

Ask for the operating manual, maintenance schedule and a practical handover covering the supplied configuration. Discuss cleaning of the play surfaces, routine checks, consumable replacement and how staff should report faults. Have the supplier identify service access points on the current drawing and explain which work is suitable for venue staff and which requires a technician.

Request a recommended spare-parts list with part identifiers, prices and replacement instructions. Confirm the warranty period, covered components, exclusions, claim evidence, freight responsibility and response arrangements. Remote assistance, on-site labor and local repair coverage should be stated separately. A service-themed illustration is a planning aid, not a record of a maintenance procedure or an included support contract.

A useful delivery quotation identifies the package count, packed dimensions, gross weight, packing materials and protection for screens and projecting parts. Ask for the packing plan and handling requirements before booking transport. Container loading estimates alone cannot establish the shipment volume or the final load plan for your order.

Specify the delivery destination and the named place covered by the trade term. Separate the equipment price from packing, freight, insurance, import charges, unloading, carrying, installation and commissioning where applicable. Agree the dispatch target and the basis for the delivery estimate after the configuration and transport plan are confirmed. No stock position or fixed lead time is implied by the reference images.

For a standard configuration, send your artwork and a short list of branding or minor adjustments. The quote should describe the permitted change, artwork approval, cost and any effect on the schedule. This keeps a branding request clear enough to compare with an otherwise standard machine.

Changes to the cabinet structure, play mechanism, software, reward hardware or control system require a separate technical scope. Ask for feasibility review, development charges, any sample or tooling work, testing, quantity requirements and a delivery plan specific to that work. Do not assume that a small branding change and a new game function follow the same pricing or approval process.

Share your destination, venue type, number of complete assemblies, floor plan and access measurements. Add your payment system, ticket requirement, electrical provision, preferred language, target opening date and any requested changes. If you need installation, training or an initial spare-parts package, include those in the first inquiry.

The quotation should return a defined configuration, equipment and accessory list, commercial terms, delivery scope and the remaining confirmations needed for order. Use the same list when comparing suppliers and checking the delivered equipment. Gallery images are reference-derived illustrations, including the people and venue scenes; they are not photographs of a completed customer installation or a packed shipment.