Commercial Fairy Floss Machine with Wheeled Cart PART NO: SCFM05 Code No: 17

 COMMERCIAL FAIRY FLOSS MACHINE WITH WHEELED CART

DESCRIPTION

Fairy Floss or Cotton candy is a form of spun sugar. Since it consists of mostly air, servings are large. Many people consider eating cotton candy part of the quintessential experience of a visit to a fairground or circus.Any color of cotton candy can be made. Eating cotton candy is often considered only one part of its allure,the second part is the act of watching it being produced in a machine.

Cotton candy is widely applied at Birthday Parties, Graduation Parties, Festivals, carnivals and fairs. Works Continually and Yields one per 30 Seconds,comes with ON-OFF switch, Voltage Meter, Fuse and Booster. With Stainless Steel Pan and Scoop makes it easy to clean and maintain.

Features:

With large Wheeled Cart, Easy to Moving Around

Quiet Design--Belt driven to limit vibration and noise!

Easy Use with front ON-OFF Switch

Built-in Fuse for safety

Volt Controller and Volt Display

Four Clamps reduce vibration and secure the base to the stainless kettle

Warms up quickly

Power stabilization. Save electricity when making cotton candy

Much Safer! The Metal Bowl shields the electrical wires from hands

One long Sugar Scoop! Makes placing sugar into the kettle simple and without spillage!

Large size Drawer with three grids for storage

Simple to use: Turn on the motor and warm up for 2 minutes. Next, turn on the booster, Begin making cotton candy!

Works Continually and Yields one cotton candy cone per 30 Seconds

Optional 52cm bubble cover is selling separately

Specification:

Power: 1080W, AC 240V 50Hz

1000W heating

80W motor

Large 52cm Diameter Bowl size for more cotton candy making.

Overall Dimension: 96(W) x 52(D) x 91(H)cm

Machine Dimension: 52(W) x 52(W) x 50(H)cmcm

Wheel size: 38cm

Package Content:

Cotton Candy Machine with drawer

1 x Wheeled cart

Instruction manual

1 x Scoop

1 x Spare Ribbon Belts

N.B.  Please note that warranty for this item is only one year in Australia