Interflip S.A., founded in Barcelona in 1977, was a Spanish pinball manufacturer known for colorful backglass art, bold themes and an early adoption of solid‑state elements that set its machines apart in the late 1970s pinball market. The company’s catalog included notable titles such as Dragon (1977), Zira, Feria, Alabama, Fantasy and Jeans, alongside export/domestic variants like Full and rarer models referenced today as Cherokee (Cherokis), Jalisco, Alaska and Impact, making Interflip a distinctive name among vintage Spanish pinball manufacturers. Economic pressure from the rise of video arcade games and a contracting Spanish amusement market curtailed production, and historians generally agree the firm had ceased operations by the mid‑1980s, leaving a small but collectible legacy of electromechanical and early solid‑state machines. Today Interflip machines are sought by collectors and restorers for their vivid artwork, rarity and place in Spain’s brief golden era of pinball manufacturing, appearing in museum collections, restoration projects and enthusiast showcases worldwide.