Tornado Floss Machines
We Wrote the Book on Cotton Candy.
Since it’s introduction in 1962, the Tornado has been a favorite choice of the professionals – the operators and the major recreation areas where mega bucks depend on high production, dependability and performance. Most of the "standards of the industry" type features in floss machines were first introduced on the Tornado.
 | Virtually a permanent floss band |
| Built-in voltage booster |
| Four brushes to help prevent brass slip ring wear |
Since 1949, when the first Whirlwind was shipped, virtually 100% of all cotton candy machine improvements and all patents pertaining to the cotton candy business have been generated right here. The first workable 7" diameter floss head brought really high production to cotton candy. Now, the Super High Output head with the space between the upper and lower band produces still more cotton candy. However, you may prefer two of the Model #3016 Mega Floss if you have the space and wish to make two color cotton candy. Very definitely, the two color candy floss outsells "any color as long as it’s pink".
#3005SS
Tornado - Stainless Steel Tornado has all the Tornado features – it still
uses the spun aluminum floss pan. The cabinet is stainless steel. No paint to chip –
whatever you normally use to keep your stainless steel looking perfect will be the same
thing you want to use here. So many of the components last a lifetime, why not go the
extra few dollars for the stainless steel cabinet in your Tornado Floss Machine.
#3007
Super High Output (S.H.O.) Tornado Floss Machine
Shipping weight - 96 lbs.
#3019 Twin-Wind II
The Twin-Wind II is the world’s only two-color Cotton Candy Machine that is easy
to operate. It produces about as much floss as a Deluxe Whirlwind. The Twin-Wind II makes
one color and then the second color in sequence. Be sure to load your darker color to the
outside with the lighter shade in the center compartment. Produces continuously.
You’ll note the switch over from one color to the next and then back to the first.
Two-color cotton candy outsells one color, always! You don’t need two floss machines
now – just one Twin-Wind. If you get really busy, the 120 volt models have a
"one color only" switch (not available on 230V~, 50 Hz version) which allows you
to load the same color sugar in both compartments and virtually double the output.
#3019 Twin-Wind II Cotton Candy Machine, 26" top diameter floss bowl, 3600 maximum watts during "color crossover", 120 volts. 230V~, 50 Hz version requires about 2,000 watts during normal operation; 3600 maximum during color crossover.
