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== Other equipment == In addition to complete markers and marker bodies, AKALMP produced numerous aftermarket components. === Tornado valve === The '''Tornado valve''' was introduced in 1997 as a replacement valve for the Autococker. Designed by Aaron Alexander, it was intended to improve gas flow and allow markers to operate at reduced pressures. The technology was covered by United States Patent 5,791,328, issued in 1998.[2][10] === Sidewinder regulator === The '''Sidewinder''' is an inline pressure regulator developed by AKALMP. It uses a spring-operated regulating mechanism and incorporates a rotating air fitting arrangement. The regulator was supplied with AKA electronic markers and subsequently marketed as an aftermarket component for other paintball equipment.[3][4] === Other components === Additional products developed or marketed by AKALMP include: * '''Lightning Bolt''', a lightweight replacement bolt. * '''Javelin Barrel''', a precision-machined paintball barrel. * '''Mitey Max''', an expansion chamber component for low-pressure configurations. * '''2-Liter regulator''', a pressure-compensating inline regulator. * '''SCM low-pressure regulator''', used in the company's electronic marker platforms. * '''Guardian Filter''', an accessory designed to reduce contamination entering the marker's gas system. Several of these components remain available through AKA Paintball's replacement parts and accessory catalogue.[8]
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