Item No. Dunk tank-002

 

Length: 10' (3 m)
Width: 6' (1.83 m)
Height: 9' (2.75 m)
Weight: 265 Lbs. (120 kg)
Packing: 1.0CBM

Material: Steel

 

Can Be Customized

 

A dunk tank, also known as a dunking booth or dunking machine, is an attraction mainly used in funfairs, fundraisers, and personal parties. A dunk tank consists of a large tank of water, over which a seat is suspended. By striking a target, the seat will tip or fall into the tank of water, thus "dunking" whoever is sitting on the seat. 

 

There are many types and brands of dunk tanks commercially available. Most consist of a plastic tank and seat, with a metal support frame. Others are made entirely of metal, and some are made of wood. Usually, there is fence-like protector around the seat, which is used to protect the person sitting on the seat from being injured by stray balls missing the target. The seat is latched in an upright position. When the target is struck, the seat becomes un-latched, thus dropping the victim into the tank.

 

Safety:

Other than cost, safety is the primary reason that a dunk tank would not be allowed at a given event. If the operator(s) is/are not fully trained or not giving the proper instructions there is a slight chance of injury when getting dunked, and people have been injured on occasion. General safety guidelines include keepin

g hands off any part of the tank assembly - some rental companies recommend keeping hands on your lap when sitting on a dunk tank. Grasping the seat could result in pinched fingers when the seat falls, and holding on to the side of the tank or enclosure could cause arm and shoulder injuries when falling in. There is also a slight risk of slipping on the bottom of the tank, so some rental companies recommend wearing shoes or sandals when getting dunked. However, most people choose not to wear footwear in a dunk tank, and instead remember to "fall forward", to avoid hitting a body part on part of the tank assembly. In fact, many times volunteers are specifically asked not to wear shoes, as they would want to keep the water in the tank clean. Of course, following guidelines for the specific dunk tank you are using will further prevent injuries. The possibility for injury has led to the creation of several dunk tank alternatives, discussed below.

 

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1). Please choose which items you need, order quantity and all specific requirements if you have.
2). We will give you best price with details.
3). If you confirm the order, we will make Proforma Invoice with order and payment details.
4). We will start production upon receipt of 30% deposit.
5). We will do quality inspection and take photos for your confirmation to check if any modification is required. (We also welcome your quality inspection.)
6). We will make/release shipment and send you shipping documents upon receipt of the rest payment.

 

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