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Product Recall
Gayston Corporation,
a contract manufacturer for Ninja Paintball
located in Springboro,
OHIO is voluntarily recalling a specific heat
lot of Aluminum High
Pressure Air Paintball
Systems distributed by
Ninja Paintball because there have been
reported instances of
tank bulging during
the filling process.
Out of an abundance
of caution, Gayston
would like to recall
these cylinders to
perform an inspection
for conditions that could contribute to bulging. All cylinders will be returned or replaced
following inspection. If you are in possession
of an HPA Cylinder that was manufactured in
the month of April 2014, please visit the below
website for additional instructions. If you are
unsure when your cylinder was manufactured
or if your cylinder does not have legible brand
information on it, please visit the website for
an explanation on how to determine if your
cylinder is part of the recall process.
Additional Information:
• This recall is for 48cu aluminum cylinders
only
• Please do not call Ninja Paintball with questions regarding this recall. There is an email
address on the recall website that can be
used to request additional information.
• Gayston will inspect and return or replace
the eligible cylinders within 1 week of receipt
February 2015
sHORTS
• Gayston will re-install or replace the regulator on any returned and eligible cylinders
• There is no cost to the owner of an eligible
cylinder
www.software.gayston.com/InventoryProject/
bottleRecall.php
Official News from PSP
There will be no
new restrictions
for any equipment
used by divisional
teams (including
divisional teams
competing Sunday
on the Pro Field).
Regardless of
whether the
manufacturer of
your product is
a sponsor of the
PSP or not, you will be able to use your
equipment, just as you have in previous
years.
Secondly, the sponsorship packages created
in 2015 were, for the first time, designed
to integrate all marketing elements of the
PSP and the live webcast. These packages
were designed for all companies, large
and small, to take full advantage of the
massive marketing power of the PSP network.
With the primary focus being the matches
appearing on the Pro Field and thus the
webcast, it is critically important for the PSP
to provide true and equitable value to all of
our sponsors.
When other leagues were folding and other
paintball companies were choosing not to
help the teams, the players and our league,
the PSP and its supporters dug deep and
saved competitive paintball at its highest