ASTM F2272-2003 Standard Specification for Paintball Markers (Limited Modes)《彩弹标记物的标准规范(限制样式)》.pdf

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1、Designation: F 2272 03An American National StandardStandard Specification forPaintball Markers (Limited Modes)1This standard is issued under the fixed designation F 2272; the number immediately following the designation indicates the year oforiginal adoption or, in the case of revision, the year of

2、last revision. A number in parentheses indicates the year of last reapproval. Asuperscript epsilon (e) indicates an editorial change since the last revision or reapproval.1. Scope1.1 This specification covers paintball markers, which pro-pel a paintball by means of energy released by compressed air,

3、compressed gas or a combination thereof.1.2 LimitationsThis specification does not cover non-recreational paintball markers, for example, those used by lawenforcement, scientific, military or theatrical entities.1.3 The values stated in SI units are to be regarded as thestandard; the inch-pound unit

4、s in parentheses are provided forinformation only.1.4 The following precautionary caveat pertains only to thetest method portion, Section 8, of this specification. Thisstandard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns,if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the use

5、rof this standard to establish appropriate safety and healthpractices and determine the applicability of regulatory require-ments prior to use.2. Referenced Documents2.1 ASTM Standards:2F 1750 Specification for Paintball Gun Threaded PropellantSource InterfaceF 1776 Specification for Eye Protective

6、Devices for Paint-ball SportsF 1777 Specification for Paintball Field OperationsF 1979 Specification for Paintballs Used in the Sport ofPaintballF 2041 Specification for Paintball Marker Warnings2.2 ANSI Standard:Z535.1 Safety Color Code33. Terminology3.1 Definitions of Terms Specific to This Standa

7、rd:3.1.1 auto-triggera trigger which, when held in the dis-charge position, will automatically cause the paintball markerto discharge when the pump or bolt action is manipulated.3.1.2 backstopan object intended to stop a paintball.3.1.3 barrelthat portion of a paintball marker throughwhich the paint

8、ball is discharged.3.1.4 barrel blocking devicea muzzle blocking safetydevice which, when properly installed, reduces the likelihoodof an intact paintball discharging from the marker or leavingthe confines of the barrel blocking device. The device is oftenreferred to as a barrel plug.3.1.5 burst mod

9、e markera burst mode marker may dis-charge two or more times per trigger cycle or may dischargetwo or more times with the pull and release of the trigger.3.1.6 cautionary statementthe warning outlined in Sec-tion 8 of this standard and noted in Specification F 2041, whichis to be placed on paintball

10、 markers, packaging and literature.3.1.7 disabling devicea device which, when activated,disables a part of the paintball marker, usually the trigger, toprevent unintentional discharges and must be released to allowthe marker to be discharged by the movement of the trigger.The device is sometimes ref

11、erred to as the “safety,” “safetybutton,” or “safety lever.” An electronic on/off switch isconsidered a disabling device when placing it in the “off”position renders the marker inoperable.3.1.8 discharge modea mode that controls the number ofpaintballs discharged per trigger cycle.3.1.9 enhanced tri

12、gger mode markera paintball markerthat at some point discharges more than one paintball pertrigger cycle. This includes markers that “store” the number oftrigger pulls and discharge more than one paintball at somepoint.3.1.10 feed mechanisma mechanism that stores, trans-ports and facilitates the loa

13、ding of paintballs. It may be gravity,mechanically or air assisted or automatic in its actions.3.1.11 fully-automatic mode markera marker that dis-charges when the triggering device is actuated and continues todischarge until the trigger returns to its reset or recycleposition.3.1.12 hoppera device

14、used with a paintball marker tostore paintballs.1This specification is under the jurisdiction of ASTM Committee F08 on SportsEquipment and Facilities and is the direct responsibility of Subcommittee F08.24 onPaintball and Equipment.Current edition approved June 10, 2003. Published July 2003.2For ref

15、erenced ASTM standards, visit the ASTM website, www.astm.org, orcontact ASTM Customer Service at serviceastm.org. For Annual Book of ASTMStandards volume information, refer to the standards Document Summary page onthe ASTM website.3Available from American National Standards Institute (ANSI), 25 W. 4

16、3rd St.,4th Floor, New York, NY 10036.1Copyright ASTM International, 100 Barr Harbor Drive, PO Box C700, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959, United States.3.1.13 impact testerdevice used to test for accidentaldischarges of paintball marker. See Fig. 1.3.1.14 paintballa spherical ball, commonly with a

17、diam-eter of 17.3 mm (0.68 in.), comprised of a shell and a fill,designed to be expelled from a paintball marker, as defined inSpecification F 1979.3.1.15 paintball markera device specifically designed todischarge paintballs. The device is sometimes referred to as apaintball gun.3.1.16 pump mode mar

18、kera marker that requires theoperator to manually cock or engage the sear of the markerbefore each shot by a means of a pump, bolt, lever, cockinghandle or similar device.3.1.17 rangethe maximum distance to which an objectmay be propelled, whether limited by energy or an obstacle.3.1.18 searthe catc

19、h that holds the mechanism in theready-to-discharge position until released by the user, usuallythrough trigger movement.3.1.19 selector switcha switch (either internal or external)regardless of method of activation that is designed to allow theconsumer to change the markers discharge mode.3.1.20 se

20、mi-automatic mode markera semi-automaticmarker discharges one time with each trigger cycle. Markersthat “store” the number of trigger pulls and discharge morethan one paintball at some point do not meet this definition.Markers that operate in any other discharge mode(s) do notmeet this definition.3.

21、1.21 standard ambient temperature and pressure(SATP)used to describe a substance at the pressure of 1 bar(1.01325 atmospheres, 750 mm Hg, 14.5 psi, 100 kPa) and atemperature of 25C (77F).3.1.22 targetthe object at which the paintball is dis-charged.3.1.23 triggera device operated by the user to disc

22、harge amarker.3.1.24 trigger, adjustablea trigger mechanism in whichthe trigger pull is adjustable.3.1.25 trigger cyclethe movement of the trigger throughdischarge and returning to a reset or recycle position.3.1.26 trigger, double-actiona trigger mechanism inwhich a single continuous action of the

23、trigger moves thehammer to the discharging position and then releases it todischarge the paintball.3.1.27 trigger guarda rigid, firmly attached component. Itmust totally enclose the trigger area and be wider than thetrigger. There can be no more than 38 mm (1.5 in.) of spacefrom any point on the fac

24、e of the trigger to the trigger guard,and no more than 13 mm (0.5 in.) from the lowest point of thetrigger to the trigger guard. All measurements under this ruleare to be taken after excluding any removable attachments tothe trigger.3.1.28 trigger pullthe force required to move the triggerfrom its s

25、tart or recycle/reset position to a position thatdischarges the marker.A. YokeB. Pivot BoltC. SwivelD. 91.29 cm (36 in.) Strap or RopeE. 60.86 cm (24 in.) aluminum bar with 1.27 cm (0.5 in.) diameter or 1.9 cm (0.75 in.) copper tubeF. Hook and loop strap able to suspend marker parallel to and 15.21

26、cm (6 in.) below EFIG. 1F22720323.1.29 velocity adjustera device designed to establish thevelocity at which a paintball is discharged.4. Significance and Use4.1 This specification establishes performance requirementsand test methods for paintball markers.4.2 This specification identifies the minimum

27、 warnings andinstructions that are to be provided in literature, on labels, onpackaging and on the marker itself.5. Conformance5.1 Paintball markers shall not, either by label or othermeans, indicate conformance with this specification unless, atthe time of manufacture, they conform with all applica

28、blerequirements contained herein.6. General Requirements6.1 LiteratureLiterature shall be provided with eachpaintball marker and shall include, as applicable, the instruc-tions, cautionary statements and safety tips specified in Section8.6.2 Packaging:6.2.1 Packaging shall be labeled in a prominent

29、and con-spicuous manner in accordance with the provisions of 8.5.6.2.2 All paintball markers that include a barrel must bepackaged with a barrel blocking device.6.3 FinishThe exposed edges of all paintball markersshall be smooth and free of sharp edges and burrs. The exposedsurface of all wood parts

30、 shall be smooth and free of splinters.6.4 Shipping:6.4.1 Each paintball marker shall be shipped in an unloadedand degassed condition.6.4.2 All paintball markers must shoot at a velocity under91.44 m/s (300 ft/s) at the time of shipment at SATP.6.5 Design:6.5.1 All paintball markers with an exposed

31、trigger shallhave a trigger guard.6.5.2 All paintball markers intended to be used with refill-able cylinders shall be able to withstand input pressure of threethousand pounds per square inch 207 bar (3000 psi) withoutcatastrophic failure. Leaking in a manner which would notcause injury to the operat

32、or shall not constitute failure.6.5.3 Amarkers performance may not be enhanced, includ-ing but not limited to increasing the markers velocity, withoutthe use of tools or the need for disassembly. In the event thata marker requires an internal switch, jumper or other device tobe set prior to using ou

33、tside adjustments, it will be consideredto meet this requirement provided that tools or disassembly arerequired to access the switch, jumper or similar device.6.5.4 All paintball markers shall only operate in semi-automatic or pump mode and may not operate in otherdischarge modes such as burst, enha

34、nced trigger or fully-automatic discharge mode.7. Performance Requirements7.1 Marker FunctionThe cocking or pumping mechanismof a paintball marker shall not cause a marker to dischargeunintentionally while a marker is being cocked in accordancewith the manufacturers instructions. This does not limit

35、 theuse of “auto-triggers.” Markers shall be a pump and/or asemi-automatic as defined in this standard.7.2 Disabling DeviceDisabling devices shall be providedon all paintball markers and all such devices can be endedwhether or not the marker is cocked. All such devices shall beclearly marked to indi

36、cate the “safe” and “fire” or “on” and“off” positions in accordance with 8.6.4. All such devices shallbe capable of preventing the markers from being dischargedwhen a weight of 13.6 kg (30 lb) is applied to the trigger. Testsshall be conducted in accordance with 8.3.7.3 Accidental DischargeMarkers s

37、hould not accidentallydischarge when exposed to a moderate jolt in accordance with8.3.8. Test Methods8.1 No precision statement on any of the following testmethods is available at this time.8.2 Disabling Device Test:8.2.1 SignificanceThis method determines if the disablingdevice will withstand a 13.

38、6 kg (30 lb) applied weight withoutfailure, causing the marker to discharge.8.2.2 ApparatusA trigger weight system having a 13.6 60.02 kg (30 6 0.05 lb) weight. Arrange the weight system sothat the weights can be picked up by the trigger of the markerwith the marker in a vertical position, muzzle up

39、. (A springgage, capable of measuring the trigger force, can be usedinstead of weight system.)8.2.3 Test SpecimenThe test specimen shall consist of anew paintball marker, selected in accordance with the manu-facturers usual quality assurance practices.8.2.4 Procedure:8.2.4.1 Conduct the test at SATP

40、.8.2.4.2 Conduct all tests without paintballs in the marker.8.2.4.3 Place disabling device in “safe” position or theelectronic switch in the “off” position.8.2.4.4 Apply a 13.6 kg (30 lb) load at the center point of thetrigger for 30 s with the load applied to the center of the faceof the trigger an

41、d remove the load.8.2.4.5 Put disabling device in the “fire” position or theelectronic switch in the “on” position. The marker must notdischarge as the safety is disengaged.8.2.4.6 Test the marker for proper trigger and disablingdevice action.8.2.4.7 The marker passes the test if it withstands the l

42、oadapplied without causing the marker to discharge during theapplication of the load and does not discharge upon thedisengagement of the disabling device, and the disablingdevice and trigger function properly after testing.8.3 Accidental Discharge Test:8.3.1 SignificancePaintball markers should not

43、dischargewhen jarred or jolted in a moderate manner while theirdisabling device is disengaged.8.3.2 Test SpecimenThe test specimen shall consist of anew paintball marker, selected in accordance with the manu-facturers usual quality assurance practices.8.3.3 Procedure:8.3.3.1 Conduct the test at SATP

44、.F22720338.3.3.2 Attach a properly charged propellant source inaccordance with the manufacturers instructions. Test dis-charge the marker.8.3.3.3 Leave the marker in the ready to discharge condi-tion.8.3.3.4 Suspend marker using a sling (see Fig. 1).8.3.3.5 Place the cocked impact tester (see Fig. 2

45、) againstthe side of the marker centered on the grip frame directlybehind the center point of the trigger with the impact testerfirmly affixed to an immobile surface.8.3.3.6 Release the impact tester and observe if the markerdischarges.8.3.3.7 Repeat by impacting the marker on the followingaxis:(1)

46、180 degrees to the first impact.(2) The front of the barrel aligned with the barrels axis.(3) The rearmost point of the marker aligned with thebarrels axis.8.3.3.8 The marker fails if it discharges on any impact.8.4 Barrel Blocking Device Requirement:A. Release LatchB. Compression Spring (spring rat

47、e 1.145 kg/cm or 16.28 lb/in.)C. Impact Ball (new pressurized tennis ball with regular felt, total mass of moving parts is 1.13 kg or 212 lb)D. Plastic tube with 7.62 cm (3 in.) internal diameterE. Face placed against markerF. Cocking armG. Stroke of 15.21 cm (6 in.)H. Secured support baseFIG. 2F227

48、20348.4.1 SignificanceAll paintball markers which include abarrel must be packaged with a barrel blocking device.8.4.2 Test SpecimenThe test specimen shall consist of anew paintball marker, packaged in the manufacturers originalpackaging.8.4.3 ProcedureOpen packaging and inspect for the pres-ence of

49、 a barrel blocking device. Any package not containinga barrel blocking device fails this requirement.8.5 Product PackagingThe packaging of all paintballmarkers shall contain a cautionary statement. The statementshall be placed prominently on the main or front panel of thepackage and set distinctively apart from other wording ordesigns.8.5.1 Prominence of the statement shall be achieved byplacement within the borders of a rectangle and by use of asuitable contrasting background. The statement may be acombination of upper and lowe