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The Kuliku Excavator Claw Machine is a uniquely designed arcade game with an all-metal cabinet and a visually striking excavator theme. This machine is built to attract players with its vibrant lighting effects and multiple prize compartments that can hold up to five different prize sizes. It’s perfect for high-traffic locations like arcades, shopping malls, and family entertainment centers.
All-Metal Cabinet for Enhanced Durability
Constructed with an all-metal cabinet, this machine is designed to withstand heavy use in busy environments, providing long-term durability and a premium arcade experience.
Vibrant Lighting Effects
Bright and colorful lights draw attention and create an exciting atmosphere, ensuring that this machine stands out in any entertainment venue.
Multiple Prize Compartments
The machine can hold five different prize sizes, allowing for a variety of gifts and prizes, making it a versatile option for any arcade or entertainment center.
Unique Excavator Design
The excavator-themed design adds a unique twist to the traditional claw machine, making it more engaging and fun for players.
Perfect for High-Traffic Locations
With dimensions of 135cm x 135cm x 140cm (53.1″ x 53.1″ x 55.1″), this machine fits perfectly in high-traffic locations and is designed to attract crowds with its eye-catching design and interactive gameplay.
Dimensions: 135cm x 135cm x 140cm (53.1″ x 53.1″ x 55.1″)
Design: Excavator-themed all-metal claw machine
Lighting: Vibrant and colorful lights
Prize Compartments: Can hold five different prize sizes
Suitable Locations: Arcades, shopping malls, amusement parks, family entertainment centers
The Kuliku Excavator Claw Machine combines a durable all-metal design, vibrant lighting, and multiple prize compartments to create a fun and engaging arcade experience. It’s perfect for high-traffic venues that want to attract customers with a unique and interactive game.
