We Wrote the Book on
Cotton Candy
Since its introduction in
1962, the Tornado has
been a favorite choice
of 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" (18 cm)
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 one of them is
pink”.

#3005SS 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.
• Built-in voltage booster
• 1/3 HP heavy-duty motor
• Sealed ball bearings
• Four brush assembly
prolongs brass life
• Proven in over 100,000
locations