All Air Hockey Tables
The game of air hockey became both an entertainment and financial success. By the early 1970s there were already official air hockey tournaments. The United States Air Table Hockey Association was formed by J. Phillip Arnold in 1975 to create standards of play in air hockey tournaments.
A standard air hockey table has a smooth playing surface, goal slots in the rail at either end of the table, as well as a rail that prevents the puck from leaving the table, with a puck return on the ends of the table below the goal slots. The air hockey playing surface has machinery that produces a cushion of air on the play surface, which reduces friction and increases the speed of play.
In some tables, a slick plastic table surface is used instead of an air cushion. While tables that employ a slick plastic surface are not technically air hockey tables, since air is not involved, they may still be called gair hockeyh tables due to the play mechanics being otherwise identical. Some pucks in plastic surfaced air hockey tables attempt to overcome this by using a battery and fan to generate its own air cushion, but as this type of air hockey puck is prone to damage, they are commonly marketed as toys instead of air hockey equipment.
Air Hockey was invented in 1969 by three engineers, but was not formed until 1975. In 1975, the American Air Hockey association was found. They formed the association because competitors were starting to take place. To be fair to all, the following rules were established: can stand anywhere on your side, no part of your hand clothes or body can touch the puck, air hockey puck can be touched by mallet just not the bottom, puck can not be stopped by mallet, only one puck can be used at a time, can only use one mallet per person, puck must stay in goal to count, you have seven seconds for puck to cross center line, puck is in center line either player can hit, you win by having the most goals. Air hockey tables are an investment in entertainment.
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Fat Cat Original Pockey 3 In 1 Game Table (Green, Grey, Blue, Tan, or Burgundy) 55324a
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Excalibur 6-ft Air Hockey Table with Table Tennis Top 3k2n5e
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8' Gold Standard Games Tournament Pro Air Hockey Table 4e5s33
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8' Gold Standard Tournament Pro Elite Air Powered Hockey Table 1k4d8
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Gold Standard Games Commercial Gold Pro Air Hockey Table 2y685m
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Gold Standard Tournament Ice Air Powered Hockey Table 4w1z63
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7 foot ProStyle Air Hockey with side electronic scoring in Black 6z2o4w
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8 foot ProStyle Air Hockey with side electronic scoring in Black 1gd5w
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Face-Off 5-ft Air Hockey Table w/ Electronic Scoring 2r2w50
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Fat Cat Volt LED Illuminated Air-Powered Hockey Table 5u5d39
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Gold Standard Home Pro Elite Arcade Style Air Powered Hockey Table 6s3025
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Trailblazer 7-ft Air Hockey Table with LED Scoring - Black Silver and Orange 1n304n
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Black Ice Face Off Power Hockey (Size 7' or 8') Optional Coin Op 2m2i58
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Breakaway 41-in Dome Hockey Table with LED Scoring 145k4z
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Gold Standard Games Gold Flare Home Elite Air Hockey Table 404q14
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Gold Standard Games Home Pro Elite Air Hockey Table - Charcoal Matrix - Side Score 666i7
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Junior Power Hockey Coin Op with Overhead Scoreboard 6u582w
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Rapid Fire 42-in 3-in-1 Air Hockey Multi-Game Table 6c4s24
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Air Hockey Table 71q1s
The game of air hockey was invented by three engineers, Bob Kendrick,, Brad Baldwin and Phil Crossman in 1969. They were looking to develop a table game that could be played atop a frictionless surface. The engineers tried several designs for air hockey tables, and worked on revising the rules off and on over the course of the next few years. Eventually, the trio of engineers realized that the game may appeal to a large market, and thus, air hockey was born.The game of air hockey became both an entertainment and financial success. By the early 1970s there were already official air hockey tournaments. The United States Air Table Hockey Association was formed by J. Phillip Arnold in 1975 to create standards of play in air hockey tournaments.
A standard air hockey table has a smooth playing surface, goal slots in the rail at either end of the table, as well as a rail that prevents the puck from leaving the table, with a puck return on the ends of the table below the goal slots. The air hockey playing surface has machinery that produces a cushion of air on the play surface, which reduces friction and increases the speed of play.
In some tables, a slick plastic table surface is used instead of an air cushion. While tables that employ a slick plastic surface are not technically air hockey tables, since air is not involved, they may still be called gair hockeyh tables due to the play mechanics being otherwise identical. Some pucks in plastic surfaced air hockey tables attempt to overcome this by using a battery and fan to generate its own air cushion, but as this type of air hockey puck is prone to damage, they are commonly marketed as toys instead of air hockey equipment.
Air Hockey was invented in 1969 by three engineers, but was not formed until 1975. In 1975, the American Air Hockey association was found. They formed the association because competitors were starting to take place. To be fair to all, the following rules were established: can stand anywhere on your side, no part of your hand clothes or body can touch the puck, air hockey puck can be touched by mallet just not the bottom, puck can not be stopped by mallet, only one puck can be used at a time, can only use one mallet per person, puck must stay in goal to count, you have seven seconds for puck to cross center line, puck is in center line either player can hit, you win by having the most goals. Air hockey tables are an investment in entertainment.