Solid Rubber Ball for Steel Guns is a non-metallic projectile made of high-density solid rubber, designed for steel firearms, training airguns, or defense equipment. It maintains excellent shooting accuracy while offering excellent impact resistance and reusability. This type of rubber projectile is widely used in safety training, protective training, shooting range testing, and non-lethal defense.
Product Features
1. High Elasticity and Impact Resistance
Made from high-quality natural rubber or nitrile rubber, it boasts an elastic modulus of 75–85 Shore A. It maintains its shape even under high-pressure firing, resisting cracking or shattering, extending its service life.
2. Precision Spherical Structure
Each ball is precision-molded using CNC molds, with a diameter tolerance within ±0.05mm. This ensures a stable trajectory and high accuracy, making it suitable for use at the shooting range and in professional shooting training.
3. Excellent Wear and Aging Resistance
Antioxidant and UV-resistant ingredients are added to the rubber formula to maintain its flexibility and glossiness over time. They are not prone to hardening or deformation, even in high (70°C) or low (-20°C) environments.
4. Reusability
Unlike disposable metal projectiles, rubber projectiles can be recycled repeatedly during training. Tests have shown that each projectile can withstand 200–500 firing cycles, saving costs and reducing waste.
5. High Safety
The solid rubber material provides a certain cushioning force after impact, reducing the risk of injury, making it an ideal choice for non-lethal protective and tactical training.
Application Areas
1. Military and Police Training and Tactical Simulation
Rubber projectiles are widely used in non-lethal shooting drills in police and military training institutions. Their high safety rating allows them to replace live ammunition in simulated tactical operations, ensuring the safety of trainees.
2. Security and Self-Defense Equipment Testing
Suitable for functional testing of air defense guns, rubber bullet guns, and stun guns. Their non-metallic construction does not damage the barrel or leave metal residue.
3. Shooting Clubs and Range Practice
In shooting clubs, rubber pellets are used for target practice and accuracy testing. Their low noise and recyclability make them environmentally friendly training pellets.
4. Mechanical Equipment Cushioning and Testing Applications
Some industries use them for impact cushioning tests, mechanical durability experiments, or equipment crash tests, leveraging the high resilience and stable deformation properties of rubber.
5. Entertainment, Competitive, and Simulation Games
Under specific safety scenarios, rubber pellets can be used in competitive shooting, real-life CS games, or shooting simulations, providing both safety and a realistic feel.
6. Pet Training and Repelling Applications
Some users use them as an animal training aid, for non-harmful repelling of birds or small animals.
Maintenance and Cleaning
1. Clean promptly after use
It is recommended to clean the surface of the pellets with clean water or mild soapy water after each use to prevent dust or grit from affecting trajectory accuracy.
2. Avoid direct sunlight and high temperatures.
Prolonged exposure to sunlight may cause rubber degradation. It is recommended to store in a cool, dry place, avoiding temperatures exceeding 40°C.
3. Regularly inspect the integrity of the projectiles.
If surface cracks, deformation, or decreased elasticity are observed, replace them promptly to ensure shooting accuracy and safety.
4. Keep them dry and sealed during storage.
Store rubber projectiles in a sealed bag or plastic box to prevent moisture and grease contamination.
5. Prolonged contact with oil-based lubricants is not recommended.
Oil may affect the elasticity of the rubber and reduce its strength. After cleaning, allow it to dry naturally before use.
FAQS
Q1: What firearms are suitable for this solid rubber projectile?
A1: Primarily suitable for non-lethal weapons such as steel airguns, training launchers, and self-defense rifles. Custom calibers are available.
Q2: Will the projectiles damage the barrel?
A2: No. The rubber is soft and contains no metal components, so it will not scratch or clog the barrel.
Q3: What is the hardness of the projectile?
A3: The standard hardness is 75–85 Shore A, which can be adjusted depending on the application (training or protection).
Q4: Do you support OEM/ODM orders?
A4: Yes, we can customize molds and mass-produce according to customer samples or drawings.
Q5: Is this product environmentally friendly?
A5: Yes, it is made of non-toxic, recyclable rubber material, does not contain heavy metals or hazardous substances, and is EU RoHS compliant.
