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Planet Eclipse EMEK EMF100: Versatile Mechanical Paintball Marker
Planet Eclipse EMEK EMF100: Versatile Mechanical Paintball Marker
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Planet Eclipse EMEK EMF100 â Mechanical MagFed Paintball Marker
MagFed paintball demands precision, reliability, and consistencyâbecause every shot counts. The Planet Eclipse EMEK EMF100 (MPN MARKH4901000
) brings Eclipseâs legendary engineering to MagFed play with a lightweight, modular design that supports .68 caliber and First Strike rounds. Featuring abundant accessory rails, compatibility with Dye DAM and CF20 magazines, low-pressure operation, and easy maintenance via its proven Gamma Core drivetrainâthis marker is built to perform in every battle.
đ§ Key Features
- Composite GRN body with 6061 aluminium inner sleeve â robust yet lightweight
- Gamma Core spool-valve drivetrain â quiet, consistent, and efficient at ~135âŻpsi
- Mag-fed and loader-fed compatible (CF20 & Dye DTM mags)
- Battery-free mechanical operation via 3-way FL valve
- 14.5âł S63 barrel with Cocker threads included
- Hoseless SL4 inline regulator with external velocity adjuster
- Accessory-ready: PAL-feed tube, PAL-loader compatible, Eclipse PWR stock rails
đ Technical Specifications
MPN | MARKH4901000 |
---|---|
Weight | 1,610âŻg (3.55âŻlb) â includes 14.5âł barrel & CF20 mag |
Caliber | .68âŻcal / First Strike rounds |
Operating Pressure | ~135âŻpsi |
Barrel | S63 14.5âł 3-piece, Cocker threads |
Air Source | HPA only (no COâ) |
Body Material | GRN composite + aluminium sleeve |
â Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the EMEK EMF100?
The EMEK EMF100 is a mechanical magfed paintball marker developed by Planet Eclipse. It combines the reliability of the Gamma Core drivetrain with a lightweight composite body, designed specifically for magfed play. Learn more.
2. Does the EMF100 require batteries?
No, the EMF100 operates mechanically and does not require batteries. It features a battery-free mechanical operation via a 3-way FL valve. Learn more.
3. What calibers does the EMF100 support?
The EMF100 is compatible with both .68 caliber round paintballs and First Strike projectiles, offering versatility in ammunition choices. Learn more.
4. Can I use COâ with the EMF100?
No, the EMF100 is designed to operate exclusively with compressed air (HPA) or nitrogen. Using COâ is not recommended and may damage the marker. Learn more.
5. What magazines are compatible with the EMF100?
The EMF100 is compatible with Eclipse CF20 magazines and Dye DAM magazines, providing flexibility in magazine choices. Learn more.
6. Is the EMF100 compatible with the PAL Loader?
Yes, the EMF100 is compatible with the battery-free PAL Loader, enhancing feeding efficiency during gameplay. Learn more.
7. How do I maintain the EMF100?
Regular maintenance is essential for optimal performance. Planet Eclipse provides a comprehensive Knowledgebase with guides on marker maintenance, troubleshooting, and upgrades.
8. Where can I get my EMF100 serviced?
You can find authorized service centers and dealers using the Planet Eclipse Dealer & Service Locator. It's recommended to have your marker serviced by certified technicians to ensure proper maintenance.
9. Can I upgrade my EMF100?
Yes, there are various upgrades available for the EMF100, including barrel kits, trigger upgrades, and performance tuning parts. For more information, visit the Planet Eclipse Upgrades & Tuning page.
â ď¸ CA Prop 65 Warning: This product may expose you to chemicals including Lead, known to the State of California to cause birth defects or reproductive harm. Learn more.
â ď¸ Paintball Safety & Warnings
- Always treat the marker as if itâs loaded and capable of firingâkeep it in SAFE mode when not in use.
- Wear certified paintball masks/goggles (ASTMâF1776 or CE-rated) at all times during handling, maintenance, and gameplay.
- Use a barrel plug or blocking device whenever the marker is not in play.
- Only use compressed air (HPA) or nitrogenâdo not use COâ.
- Chronograph at â¤âŻ300âŻfps (91 m/s) per legal and field limits.
- Never look down the barrel or breech when the marker is pressurized.
- Do not operate, disassemble, or work on a pressurized markerâalways de-gas first.
- Modifications and repairs should be performed only by qualified technicians.
- Follow all local, state, and field rules, including minimum player age and safety briefings.
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