How Does a Pneumatic Net Gun Work? A Technical Overview
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How Does a Pneumatic Net Gun Work? A Technical Overview
⚙️ Understanding the Mechanism
A pneumatic net gun uses compressed CO₂ gas as its driving force. When the trigger is activated, the gas is released into the air pressure chamber, propelling the net projectile forward. The projectile consists of a net tube, four traction heads, and a folded net, which expands in the air to entangle the target.
🧩 Main Components
Air Pressure Chamber – Stores compressed CO₂ gas.
Switch Mechanism – Releases controlled air pressure.
Net Projectile Module – Includes the net tube, traction heads, and capture net.
Reusable Nets – Designed for multiple operations with easy replacement.
🚀 Key Performance Features
Effective capture distance: 10–15 meters
Non-lethal technology ensures humane animal control
Reusable projectiles for cost efficiency
Lightweight and portable for field operations
🌍 Practical Applications
Wildlife rescue & relocation
Animal control services
Pest management teams
Law enforcement & security forces
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