Kamikaze

Kamikaze Ride with Full-Arc Swing Intensity

The Kamikaze 5TR-07 is a twin-cabin pendulum built for riders who want the top end of the park. The arms swing through a full arc and carry riders over the top, so the sensation is weightless at the peak and heavy on the way down. It is not a family spinner with a scary name. Two cabins, 32 riders and 14m of height make that obvious from the car park.

Operators buy this ride for one reason: it pulls teenagers and young adults off the walkway and gives a park a genuine high-intensity headline.

High-Intensity Arm Motion and Cycle Rhythm

Speed runs from 0 to 21r/min and the swing builds through the cycle, so the first pass feels controlled and the last one does not. That progression is what riders describe afterwards, and it is why the queue refills straight away. Two cabins load from opposite sides, which keeps loading brisk when the ride is running at capacity.

Motion is precision controlled rather than free, which matters when the arc is this large and the cabins are this far off the ground.

Kamikaze 5TR-07 Height, Capacity and Power Data

Capacity

32P

Cabin

2

Height

14m

Power

30KW

Speed

0 to 21r/min

Cover Area

11m by 9m

Material

FRP and steel

Certificate

CE Certificate

Colour

Customized Color

Logo and graphic design

Laser Printing

Packaging

Export package

MOQ

1 Set

Thirty kilowatts is a serious three-phase draw, so confirm the supply and the cable route with your electrician before delivery. The 11m by 9m cover area is compact for a ride of this height, which is what makes it workable on a site with less ground than you would expect.

Admission Rules and Throughput on a High-Intensity Swing

The minimum rider height is over 1.2m, which keeps younger children off the ride without argument at the gate. Post it at the entry and on the queue rail so families read it before they join. A height-check post beside the boarding point stops the load from stalling when a group arrives with mixed ages.

With 32 seats per cycle, one load covers a full school group, which keeps waits short even on a Saturday. Laser Printing on the logo and graphic panels means your park branding arrives already applied rather than as a decal job for your own team. On a site with more ground, operators often keep a booster ride beside it as the second thrill option, or add a high-speed windmill thrill ride to spread the crowd.

Service Demands on a High-Intensity Pendulum

A ride that swings this far puts real load through the arms and the pivot assembly, so inspections belong on a fixed schedule, not on a whenever-we-remember basis. Check the cabin restraints, the arm structure and the pivot bearings on the manufacturer's rota, and keep records with the ride file for your annual inspection. Paint and FRP work on the cabins takes the same treatment as any outdoor unit.

Technical Specifications