Boxing Prize Machine | Punching Game with Prize Cabinets
The Boxing Prize Machine is a single-player commercial punching game with prize display cabinets built into the same frame. The player punches the target, the score lands on the centre display, and the prize is released from the outlet below it. Prize stock sits in the numbered compartments on both side wings, in windows the next player can see while they wait. The cabinet measures 175 cm wide, 134 cm deep and 225 cm high — 2.35 m² of floor — and is specified for arcades, family entertainment centres, mall entertainment zones and indoor playgrounds. Three things decide the fit: it takes roughly twice the cabinet area of the plain punch tester in the same category, at 225 cm it does not pass a standard interior doorway upright, and the compartment size sets which prizes you can run.
What to Check Before You Order
Floor space and layout
The cabinet occupies 2.35 m². That is not what a working position costs you, because the player needs room to stand and swing, and the queue needs somewhere to form. Budget roughly 1 m of clear floor across the front for the player plus normal circulation behind it — on this cabinet that puts the planning envelope near 4 m² per position. That is our estimate rather than a factory figure, so check it against your own floor and aisle widths before you draw a layout.
The comparison that matters is against the plain punch strength tester: 140 × 80 cm, 1.12 m². This machine is about 2.1× the cabinet area. Neither figure includes the space players stand in, so treat both as cabinet comparisons rather than a floor plan.
Doorway, ceiling and delivery route
At 225 cm, this cabinet does not clear a standard interior doorway of about 200–210 cm, so it arrives through a goods entrance, a double door, or on its end. That measurement is an architectural standard, not a factory specification, but it is the one that decides your delivery day. Measure to the lowest obstruction along the route — lighting track, sprinkler heads, ductwork, hanging signage — rather than to the ceiling slab.
For scale within the same category: the kids boxing arcade machine at 190 cm goes through upright, this cabinet at 225 cm does not, and the adult punch tester at 235 cm does not either. Delivery weight is 280kg; confirm lift capacity and loading dock access before the truck is booked.
Power, payment and electrical
WIDIN has not published a rated power figure for this model, so we have not estimated one — an invented wattage is worse than a missing one. Ask for it with your quotation, together with voltage and plug standard for your market.
Payment configuration is set per order. If your venue already runs cashless readers, tell us which interface it uses, and we will specify the machine to match: MDB is the interface most modern cashless devices speak, published by NAMA, and ccTalk is the coin-acceptor protocol specified for UK amusement machines by BACTA. Those are published protocol properties, not specifications of this machine — the machine's own interface is confirmed on the order.
What the Prize Cabinets Change on Your Floor
A punch tester earns from score competition. A punch tester with prize display cabinets earns from score competition and from prizes, from the same cabinet and the same electrical drop. The second effect is the one operators underrate: stock sitting behind a lit window is a sales pitch that runs all day without staff. The player deciding whether to insert a coin is looking at the prize, not at the scoreboard.
| Boxing Prize Machine | Punch strength tester | Kids boxing machine | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gameplay | Punching + prize redemption | Punch strength measurement, score competition | Punching + prize redemption, children's zones |
| Cabinet size | 175 × 134 × 225 cm | 140 × 80 × 235 cm | 70 × 120 × 190 cm |
| Cabinet footprint | 2.35 m² | 1.12 m² | 0.84 m² |
| Prize display | Numbered compartments on both side wings | None | Prize compartment, single |
| Through a 200–210 cm doorway | No — goods entrance or on its end | No | Yes, upright |
| Rated power | 300 W | Not published | 150 W |
| Fits | Venues that want one cabinet earning two ways | Adult and teen floors, bars, FECs without prize logistics | Children's zones inside a family venue |
Sizes and footprints come from each product page and are computed from the published dimensions; the two power figures that are missing have not been guessed at. The other models in the boxing arcade machine range are listed together on the category page.
The case against this machine is straightforward. If your floor is tight or expensive, 1.12 m² for a punch tester against 2.35 m² here is a real difference, and prize redemption brings operating work with it — stock, restocking labour, and the discipline to keep windows full, the same discipline a claw machine asks for. If you only want a strength tester, buy the strength tester. This cabinet is for the venue where the front metre of floor is already earning, and the machine has to do more than one job.
Prize Size and the Prize Mix
Compartment dimensions decide the prize list, so get them before you buy stock. The photographs show a small LED counter above each compartment, which we read as the score required to unlock that compartment — worth confirming with the factory, because if that is what it does, the upper compartments can carry the higher-value prize and the play still stays cheap to run.
Two operating notes that come out of the cabinet's shape rather than the paperwork. First, stock the compartments the way a shop stocks a window: an empty window costs more than a stocked one, and the player who cannot see a prize does not put a coin in. Second, where children play the machine, keep prizes above the small-parts threshold for the youngest visitor your venue admits — that is your house rule to set, not the factory's.
Build Quality and Service Life
WIDIN states that machines are run for 72 hours under continuous full load before shipment, that cabinet steel is 1.2 mm reinforced against a 0.6–0.8 mm industry norm, and that the stable service life of the build is 4–6 years against 2–3 years for conventional workshop cabinets. Those are the manufacturer's own ratings rather than independent measurements, and they should be quoted that way.
A prize machine carries two wearing systems rather than one: the punch target takes the impact, and the prize mechanism takes the cycles. On a cabinet this size, a replacement in year three costs the purchase price again, plus freight, plus the dead position in the busiest part of the floor while the replacement is in transit.
Custom Builds and OEM Orders
OEM and ODM requirements can be discussed for distributors, operators and entertainment projects: cabinet graphics, brand logo and marquee artwork, colours, language, lighting, payment system and prize configuration — the same OEM process we run for every commercial cabinet.
One note on the photographs on this page: they are factory showroom shots of the standard build, carrying WIDIN's own production artwork — the BOXING PRIZE marquee and the side panel graphics. If you need artwork proof for a distributor enquiry, ask for a photo of a delivered OEM unit carrying a buyer's own branding — that is the part of a custom order a buyer cannot otherwise verify.
Two things shorten a custom order: the destination country, so voltage, plug, and payment hardware are specified the first time correctly, and the expected volume even if the first order is small. A cabinet that will be produced in quantity is engineered differently from a one-off.
Shipping and Packing
At 225 cm tall, the cabinet is likely to travel standing rather than lying down. Published container internal heights are about 239 cm for a 20GP and about 269 cm for a 40HQ, so a bare cabinet fits upright in either — but packing adds height, and that is what decides the loading plan. Ask for the loading figures with your quotation; they are what turns a unit price into a landed cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a boxing prize machine?
A single-player commercial punching game with prize display cabinets built into the same frame. The player punches the target, the score appears on the centre display, and the prize is released from the outlet below it. Prize stock is staged in the numbered compartments on both side wings, where it doubles as the machine's display. It is aimed at arcades, FECs, mall entertainment zones and indoor playgrounds rather than at home use.
How is it different from a boxing strength tester?
A punch strength tester measures force and ranks the score, and pays out nothing. This machine keeps the punch and adds prize redemption, in a cabinet that is larger to make room for the display compartments: 175 × 134 × 225 cm and 2.35 m² of floor, against 140 × 80 × 235 cm and 1.12 m² for the punch tester. The kid-sized version of the same idea, the kids' boxing arcade machine, is 70 × 120 × 190 cm.
What size is it and how much floor does it need?
The cabinet is 175 cm wide, 134 cm deep, and 225 cm high, occupying 2.35 m² of floor. A working position needs more than the cabinet: allow roughly 1 m of clear floor across the front for the player plus normal circulation behind. That puts the planning envelope near 4 m² per position, which is our estimate rather than a factory specification — check it against your aisles.
Will it fit through a standard doorway?
Not upright. At 225 cm, it exceeds a standard interior doorway of about 200–210 cm, so plan on a goods entrance, a double door, or moving it in on its end. Measure to the lowest obstruction along the route — lighting track, sprinkler heads, ductwork, and hanging signage are what actually catch a cabinet on the way in.
How heavy is it and what does delivery involve?
Net weight is 280kg. A cabinet of this size ships as heavy cargo rather than as a parcel, and the delivery route is governed by its height rather than its weight — check lift capacity, loading dock access, and the doorway width along the route before the truck is booked.
How much power does it use?
WIDIN has not published a rated power figure for this model, so there is no honest kWh figure to give you. Ask for the rated wattage with your quotation, along with voltage and plug standard for your market, and it converts directly: rated watts ÷ 1000 gives the hours of operation per kilowatt-hour.
What prizes fit in the compartments?
That depends on the compartment dimensions; the compartment size of the gift cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of gifts. Get the internal opening of one compartment before you buy prize stock, because it sets both the prize list and how full the window looks — and a window that looks empty stops converting.
How does the prize pay-out work?
The prize is released from the outlet at the bottom of the centre column, below the score display. The compartments on the side wings are display and stock. The photographs show an LED counter above each compartment, which appears to set a score threshold per compartment; confirm the exact mechanism and the pay-out method for your configuration with the factory.
What maintenance does it need?
Wipe the acrylic panels with an acrylic-safe cleaner — ammonia-based glass cleaner hazes them permanently. Check the punch target mounting weekly; it takes every hit the machine ever receives. Keep the prize compartments stocked and the pay-out path clear of loose prizes, and check the accessible fixings and the power cable monthly.
Can it be customized, and what is the MOQ?
OEM and ODM customization can be discussed for commercial and bulk projects: cabinet graphics, brand logo and marquee artwork, colours, language, lighting, payment system, and prize configuration. Minimum order quantity and lead time are confirmed with the quotation.
How is it shipped, and how many fit in a container?
At 225 cm, the cabinet is likely to ship upright; the packing height above the cabinet is what determines whether it goes into a 20GP or a 40HQ. Ask for the loading figures with your quotation.
Request a Quote
Send us three things, and we can price it: the quantity, the destination country (it sets voltage, plug standard, and freight), and the configuration — payment method and price setup. Add one more for this machine if you have it: the price you intend to run. Compartment size and prize size have to agree, and getting that right before production is cheaper than fixing it after. Send them through the contact form or straight to your usual WIDIN contact.