Air hockey is a disc made of Lexan polycarbonate resin. The standard USAA and AHPA approved hockey balls are yellow, red and green. In competitive competitions, place a thin layer of white tape face up. The air table was originally a transfer technology that allowed heavy objects, such as cardboard boxes, to slide easily across the table surface.

Air hockey requires an air hockey table, two players holding mallets, and ice hockey. Air hockey is made of Lexan polycarbonate resin and ultra-thin optical disc. The standard USAA company approved the cam LEXAN yellow, red Lexan and Dynamo green. In the competitive play, there is a thin layer of white tape on the face. Air hockey in all shapes. The shape can be a triangle, hexagon, octogon, or even a square.