•Simple minimum parts design
With only two moving parts, the piston and the o-ring, the simple design of the AirForce Shooting Valve keeps you up and running.

•ASME Certified Air Receivers
All AirForce Air Receivers are designed, built and certified to ASME
Code : Unfired Pressure Vessels-Section VIII. Division I All construction and materials that go into an AirForce Air Receiever meet or exceed ASME codes. All receivers carry an inspection stamp so you can be sure you are in compliance with pressure vessel regulations.

•Powder-coated Enamel Air Receivers both inside and out.
Specs don’t require it, but these extra layers of corrosion protection keep AirForce Air Cannons operating at peak performance even after many years in the harshest environments.

•Teflon®/Nickel-plated Shooting Valves
AirForce Air Cannon Shooting Valves use a special Teflon/Nickel plating process to increase corrosion and abrasion resistance for increased cycle life of the Valve Body itself. This hard smooth coating also provides an ideal surface for the sealing faces of the moving parts – increasing their life as well.

•Polyurethane or Aluminum Pistons
Polyurethane pistons provide excellent wear in low temperature applications and aluminum pistons are well suited to high temperature locations. They are interchangeable so they can be retrofitted if conditions change.

•ASME pipe flange fittings for easy installation and adaptability.
By using industry standard piping connections, AirForce Air Cannons are adaptable and easy to install. All AirForce Air Cannon components are adaptable to any other manufacturers receivers and plumbing.

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