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PolarStar Fusion Engine Low-Flow Poppet Gold (Retainer O-Ring included)

PolarStar Fusion Engine Low-Flow Poppet Gold (Retainer O-Ring included)

PolarStar Fusion Engine R107 Solenoid Valve

PolarStar Fusion Engine R107 Solenoid Valve

PolarStar Fusion Engine Low-Flow Poppet Red (Retainer O-Ring included)

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PolarStar Fusion Engine Low-Flow Poppet Red (Retainer O-Ring included)

The Poppet Valve is the part which controls air flow through the Fusion Engine™. The valve is available in different levels of restriction to limit or maximum air flow down the barrel which promotes either higher air efficiency or higher velocity, depending on which valve you go with.

  • The Red Low Flow Poppet valve is the Mid-level restriction valve for a good blend of power and efficiency.

O-Rings

Quantity Details
1x M2.0 x 19.0 (Buna 70) - Poppet Retainer
1x M1.5 x 15.0 (Buna 70) - Poppet Sail
1x 011 (Buna 70) - Poppet Seat
1x 011 (Buna 90) - Poppet Base

How does it work?

The low flow poppet valve does what the name suggests and restricts flow at the valve itself, so it allows less air through. Therefore, the main restriction is back further in the system instead of right up front at the nozzle. Normally, with the nozzle being the restricting point, there is air backed up in the section between the poppet and the nozzle which will only be able to vent out as fast as the nozzle's restriction allows. If a more restrictive nozzle is needed to keep the muzzle velocity within field limits, there will still be air pressurized in this section after the poppet valve has closed and the BB has left the barrel, so it is wasted. Since it is the poppet valve which turns the air flow on and off, having it being the restricting point instead of the nozzle conserves air since less air is allowed through at once.

The low flow poppet also helps improve how smoothly air flows down the barrel since it has time to expand slightly in the system after it goes through the valve so there is less turbulence behind the round which can improve accuracy slightly. With the poppet being the main restrictive point, the nozzle doesn't have as much of an effect on restricting flow although it can still restrict if the flow reaching the nozzle is still greater than the nozzle can let through at once. This is why you typically use a higher flow nozzle in conjunction with the low flow poppet such as a Black, Silver or Red nozzle.