Air System & Tank Regulations for 1v1 Paintball
1V1 PAINTBALL OVERVIEW
- 1v1 Game Formats & Match Structure
- Rules, Safety & Player Conduct
- Penalties & Infractions in 1v1 Paintball
- Refereeing & Officiating Standards
- Field Layout Rules for 1v1 Paintball
- Field Types & Environments in 1v1 Paintball
- Equipment Rules & Legality in 1v1 Paintball
- Protective Gear Requirements for 1v1 Paintball
- Marker Regulations in 1v1 Paintball
- Loader Regulations in 1v1 Paintball
- Mask Standards in 1v1 Paintball
- Technical Maintenance & Compliance
Overview
Rules governing compressed air systems, regulator requirements, and hydrostatic testing compliance in 1v1 matches.
Key Points
- Tanks must be within hydro-testing dates
- Regulators must be securely installed
- No unauthorized regulator modifications
- Tanks must meet industry certification standards
- Officials may conduct safety inspections
Details
Air system regulations ensure that tanks used in 1v1 paintball are safe and compliant. Tanks must display current hydrostatic testing dates and must not show signs of damage such as cracks, dents, or compromised threads.
Regulators must remain securely attached and must not be modified beyond manufacturer specifications. Output pressure levels must be safe for marker systems and must pass official safety checks.
Events may require tanks to be checked during registration, before rounds, or after incidents involving marker performance.
Related Topics
- Equipment Rules & Legality in 1v1 Paintball
- Marker Regulations in 1v1 Paintball
- Rules, Safety & Player Conduct
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