These tanks are made to hold high pressure compressed air, which can be used on any paintball gun. Compressed air tanks deliver much better performance than CO2 tanks. Each compressed air tank comes with an easy to read gauge, and a fill nipple that makes re-filling your compressed air tank very easy.  

Compressed air tanks are necessary when using most high end paintball guns and most electronic paintball guns. 

Read below to learn more about selecting the right Compressed Air Tank for your paintball gun. 

The compressed air system consists of two parts - the regulator and the bottle. The regulator controls the output of the air that goes into your paintball gun. 

Most regulators include a couple standard components like threads, burst disc, pressure gauge, and fill nipple. 

Compressed air is constant. Unlike CO2, you can set your velocity on your paintball gun and leave it the same almost all day long. You have a gauge that lets you know when the air is running low and its very easy to fill. Stepping up to get a compressed air tank is a wise investment in performance and convenience. Compressed air tanks are standard, so as you switch paintball guns, you can used the same compressed air tank on each paintball gun. 

Most paintball players have only owned 2-3 compressed air tanks while having 10-15 different paintball guns over the course of ten years.

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