Inverter kit technical information set:
 
What is this kit made of?
- Gas spring (Ram gas)
- Piston (plunger)
- Piston retainer (PU seal)
- Teflon O-ring (sectioned)
- Rear centerer
 
What benefits and results do I get by installing this kit on my airgun?
- Use scope / holographic sights
- Less vibration
- Tuning capacity
- Shooting accuracy
- Comfort when cocking and less recoil when firing
- Airgun life, less friction between internal parts
- Decreased Lock Time
- Better alignment between parts
- Ease of installation
- Makes the airgun quieter
 
What benefits will this kit bring to the shooter?
- Possibility to evolve in sport
- Shooting comfort
-confidence gain
- Easy to cock
 
Technical characteristics of each kit part:
Piston (plunger):
 
The Elite Airguns relieved rotary piston (plunger) now exists in this new version, the Inverter.
In it the Gas Ram (GR) is mounted with the tube inside the piston. This innovative form of assembly eliminates possible friction that previously existed when the rod was inserted into the plunger, as in previous Advanced and Standard Kit's. It was an evolution that happened naturally when realizing the shooters needs’ when installing the kit, and consequently improving the performance of shooters who perform their own airgun tuning.  It provides the ideal balance between reduction of recoil and vibration, and the airgun reaches constant and stable firing levels. The Advanced Kit proved to be more efficient for airguns where the cylinders (air chamber) have diameters of 25, 26, 27mm. The addition of the Teflon o-ring at the rear of the plungerprevents friction between metal and metal, reducing vibration when the plungerhits the end of the airgun compression chamber with each shot, improving its performance.
 
Piston retainer (PU seal)
Elite Airguns PU seals are produced in polyurethane (PU). They improve the sealing, provide  more stable shots, with less speed variation between shots (Spread). Our PU seals are compatible with original plungers and Elite Airguns plungers.
 
Gas spring (GasRam)
A gas spring is a pneumatic spring similar to a shock absorber. It consists of a steel tube with nitrogen under pressure, and a massive rod, which when entering the tube meets resistance to nitrogen pressure When the gun is cocked, the GasRam rod is pushed into the tube and consequently increases the pressure inside the tube, storing potential energy and acts as a pneumatic accumulator. The advantages of the gas spring are the capacity to keep the gun cocked and ready to fire for long periods of time without spring fatigue, no torsional torque (caused by the expansion of the coil spring) that is exerted on the gun, recoil pattern smoother and faster lock time (the time between the trigger activation and the lead exit from the airgun barrel), resulting in more consistent shooting accuracy. Gas springs perform more reliably in cold climates, as the grease used to lubricate coil springs tends to thicken at low temperatures, making it difficult for the gun to function. Gas springs also have less lateral and longitudinal vibrations than helical springs, so they are generally less sensitive when compressed, making it easier to obtain consistent groupings of shots.
 
Centralizer:
It is the part responsible for aligning the Gas Ram between the other parts.
 
Lubricant:
Product used to lubricate the piston retainer (PU seal), responsible for sealing and compressing the air that will propel the projectile.
 
Dimensions:
- Plunger:
Length: 150mm
Diameter: 25mm
Weight: 119g
 
- GasRam:
Length: 270mm
Diameter: 18.2mm
Weight: 141g
 
 
- Total kit weight: 273g
- Total length of the kit: 290mm
 
 
The BAM B19 Inverter Kit fits the following airgun models: B19-14, B19, B19-17, B19-18 and B19S