Begadi PRO Sorbo pad set for VSR / spring pressure models (50° green + 60° blue) - 21.8 x 3.5mm
With these Sorbo pads the impact of the pistonhead is reduced with spring pressure weapons.
They can be used on all cylinderheads with a straight surface and a minimum diameter of 21.8mm. If your cylinderhead does not have a flat surface, the original pad can be removed flat with a knife. Due to the high energy of spring pressure models, this pad is 3mm (under pressure) thick
We supply these sorbos as a set:
1x 50° (Green) = Soft up to 2,0 Joule
1x 60° (Blue) = Medium up to 3,0 Joule
Adhesive surface & adhesion:
Make sure the Cylinderhead surface to be bonded is free of dirt, oil and grease. For a strong hold, we chose one of the strongest 3M tapes with a low height. This allows the pads to withstand stronger springs and not detach from the cylinder head. However, this also causes the backing film to adhere a little more strongly than usual, so we recommend using a screwdriver or scalpel as an aid to peel it off, which can be slid between the backing film and the adhesive layer. Avoid touching the adhesive layer with your fingers after removing the carrier film, otherwise grease could reduce the adhesion.
They can be used on all cylinderheads with a straight surface and a minimum diameter of 21.8mm. If your cylinderhead does not have a flat surface, the original pad can be removed flat with a knife. Due to the high energy of spring pressure models, this pad is 3mm (under pressure) thick
We supply these sorbos as a set:
1x 50° (Green) = Soft up to 2,0 Joule
1x 60° (Blue) = Medium up to 3,0 Joule
Adhesive surface & adhesion:
Make sure the Cylinderhead surface to be bonded is free of dirt, oil and grease. For a strong hold, we chose one of the strongest 3M tapes with a low height. This allows the pads to withstand stronger springs and not detach from the cylinder head. However, this also causes the backing film to adhere a little more strongly than usual, so we recommend using a screwdriver or scalpel as an aid to peel it off, which can be slid between the backing film and the adhesive layer. Avoid touching the adhesive layer with your fingers after removing the carrier film, otherwise grease could reduce the adhesion.
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