FIELD Bonnet for Regulator V3 with O-ring

FIELD Bonnet V3 – Reliable connection for your HPA system

The FIELD Bonnet for Regulator V3 is an essential service part for every high-pressure (HPA) system user utilizing FIELD V3 regulators. This upper part of the regulator is directly responsible for safely screwing the tank into the gun and maintaining stable pressure. Thanks to precise processing from durable metal, it provides a long service life even with frequent screwing and higher operating loads. The black finish also ensures a professional look that matches most tactical equipment.

Replacing the bonnet is the most common solution in situations where the lead-in thread is damaged or there is a leak in the upper part of the regulator. This package includes an installed or attached O-ring, which is critical for a proper seal between the regulator and the gun's fill neck. It is important to keep in mind that this specific part is intended exclusively for the FIELD V3 series and is not compatible with other versions or regulator brands. Regularly checking the condition of the thread and the O-ring on the bonnet is the basis for the safe and smooth operation of your paintball or airsoft gear.

Technical Parameters:

• Material: High-quality metal with surface finish
• Designed for: FIELD V3 Regulators
• Package contents: Metal bonnet + sealing O-ring
• Compatibility: FIELD V3 models only
• Color: Black

Main Benefits:

• Easy repair of a damaged thread without having to buy a whole new regulator
• Ensuring maximum safety when handling high pressure
• Includes a seal that prevents air leakage during a shot
• Durable construction designed for demanding conditions on the field

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. Will this bonnet also fit the V2 regulator or other brands?
No, this replacement part is designed specifically for the internal threads and mechanism of the FIELD V3 regulator. For other models, we recommend purchasing the corresponding type of part.

2. How do I know it's time to replace the bonnet?
The main symptoms are a visibly stripped or deformed thread, which makes the tank difficult to screw in, or an air leak at the connection point with the gun that is not resolved by replacing the O-ring itself.

3. Is the installation of a new bonnet difficult?
The replacement is technically simple, but it requires exhausting all pressure from the tank and using the appropriate tools (usually hex keys to loosen the locking screws) to avoid damaging the regulator body.