0.68 inch paintball field /training /professional /tournament OEM

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Product Name:Paintball
Size:0.*8",0.*0",0.*3",6mm
Grade:Training Grade, Field Grade, Professional Grade, Tournament Grade
Launch Calibre:*7.5mm, *1.3mm
Weight:3.**3.4g pcs  (0.*8)
Speed: **0~**0 fts
Working Pressure: **0 ~ ***0 psi
Gas Type: CO2 / N2 / HPA Compatible
Material:Gelatin + Oil , Gelatin + PEG
Ingredients: gelatin, glycerin, PEG, edible pigment and water
Character:Easy to clean, biodegradable, environmental protection.
Executive Standard: ASTMF**4 (American Society for Testing Material)
Gelatin Colour:Optional
Filling Colour:Optional
Package:**0 pcs per bag, 4 bags per box, box size: *7X*7X*8.5cm, suitable for **0boxes/pallet, 9 pallets per *0 frozen container, *0 pallets per *0 frozen container.
Storage Condition:
Correct storage of paintballs is critical to ensure the best performance and the longest possible shelf life. (Shelf life is the length of time any product can be stored without having a noticeable reduction in performance or value).
For best results, Keep paintballs in dry, room temperature environments as much as possible.
Word to the wise: Never leave your paintballs anywhere that you would not leave a human baby. If the conditions would make the baby cry, they will ruin your paintballs!
Exposure to air that is too Cold, Warm, Humid, or Dry, can drastically reduce paintball performance after only a short exposure.
COLD: Temperatures BELOW *5°F / 8°C will likely develop chronic brittleness or severe dimples on the shell. Once degraded, there may be nothing you can do, even if you follow the procedures listed in our How-To Remedy Brittle or Dimpled paintballs articles on this website. When you go out to play in the cold, only take as many paintballs as you plan to use each game. Leave the rest in a warm place like a building or warm car. If you leave a case of paintballs in the staging area while you are playing a couple of winter games, chance are that the cold will ruin them.
HOT: Temperatures ABOVE *5°F / *9°C can cause performance problems including swelling, brittleness, sweating, and sometimes the shell becomes too tough and wont break on impact. Returning this paint to ordinary room temps. for a day or two may restore them. A few days in an Air Conditioned room-temp. environment may restore them.
HUMIDITY will degrade paintball performance. Keep your paintballs out of the humidity. Paintballs should be stored between *5% - *0% humidity.
Once open, keep the remainder in a re-sealable bag or container.
Rubbermaid works great.
Ordinary Air Conditioning is a natural de-humidifier.
(Do NOT use a refrigerator: TOO COLD!!!)
Keeping paintballs at air-conditioned room temperature is the very best.
DRYNESS will degrade paintball performance in extreme cases. Keep your paintballs out of severe dryness. Paintballs should be stored between *5% - *0% humidity. Dryness can result in brittle or overly fragile paintballs. Introducing humidity may restore some of the desired performance.
CORRECT STORAGE:
Keep paintballs in dry, room temperature environment.