Air Systems / Tanks
Articles containing information regarding Air Systems / Tanks
- Aluminum Air Tanks
Aluminum air tanks are single piece metal cylinders commonly rated around 3000 psi, valued for durability and cost effectiveness in recreational and rental settings.
- Carbon-Fiber Air Tanks
Carbon fiber air tanks are composite high pressure cylinders that use a carbon fiber wrap over an aluminum core to provide higher pressure ratings at reduced weight compared to all aluminum tanks.
- CO₂ Tanks
CO₂ tanks use compressed carbon dioxide as a propellant and were the dominant air source during paintball’s early development.
- Compressed Air (HPA) Systems
Compressed air systems, commonly referred to as High Pressure Air (HPA), supply regulated air to paintball markers for consistent velocity and reliable operation.
- Hydrostatic Testing and Certification
Hydrostatic testing is a regulated procedure used to evaluate the structural integrity of paintball pressure vessels in accordance with national transport and pressure vessel standards.
- Paintball Air Tank Overview
Paintball air tanks store and regulate the gas used to propel paintballs, serving as a critical safety certified component of every marker setup.
- Tank Safety Practices
Tank safety practices refer to commonly recognized procedures and considerations associated with the handling, storage, and long term condition of paintball pressure vessels.
Video Reference
Articles that reference this category
These articles elsewhere in PaintballWiki include topics from the Air Systems / Tanks category in their related references.