Fratelli Pinfari S.R.I.

Located in Montova, Italy, Pinfari produced several models of steel coasters, many of which are portable. Their most common models were the Wacky Worm kiddie coasters and Zyklon steel coasters. Pinfari built over 200 Zyklon coasters between 1965 and 2004. The Zyklon models came in about six different designs, all named after the length of the coaster's footprint in meters. Their most common designs were the Z47 and Z64, but they also built a number of Z40 rides and even a couple of Z78 versions. In the 1980s, they began to add loops to some coasters, so looping versions had a letter "L" added to the designations and ZL42 and ZL50 rides were fabricated. Pinfari made its first roller coaster in 1954. The company was liquidated in 2004. Its brand and coaster designs were acquired by the Italian Interpark Amusements in 2007.

Beastie* (R) - Alton Towers
Big Apple* (R) - Alton Towers
Big Apple - Astroland (Coney Island)
Big Apple* (R) - Dreamland
Big Ohhhh! - Fun-Plex
Cyclone* (R) - Dreamland
Cyclone* (R) - Geauga Lake
Emerald Coaster (R) - Splash City Adventures
Firecracker* (R) - Jolly Roger Amusement Park
Grand 8* (M) - Walibi Belgium
Imorinth - Himeji Central Park
Looping Star* (M) - Beech Bend
Mouse Trap Coaster - Wonderland Park
RC-48 - Morey's Piers
Rollies Coaster - Morey's Piers
Wacky Worm - Lake Winnepesaukah
Looping Star - Jolly Roger at the Pier
Python - Playland's Castaway Cove
Wacky Worm - Worlds of Fun
Zyklon (M) - Branson USA
Zyklon (R) - Delgrosso's Park
Zyklon* (R) - Jolly Roger at the Pier
Zyklon* (R) - Magic Springs Theme and Water Park
Zyklon* (R) - Playland Park

SBNO = Standing But Not Operating FN = Former Name
M = Moved to another park R = Removed from park
* = Information only, no pictures

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