I dont think 90° corners will hurt especially dealing with 2kpsi. Along the same lines from a different angle, a 45 degree face will be as strong as a flat face and probably flow better. I've used delrin up to 7200 psi in testing and not have any extrusion. Nice way to set a poppet. Of course you have to make the od bigger than the throat. On my .37 I have a .250 throat and .356 poppet so this one could have even less restriction.Here is a peek one that seals on its od.
Quote from: BigBird on April 09, 2021, 11:28:02 AMI dont think 90° corners will hurt especially dealing with 2kpsi. Along the same lines from a different angle, a 45 degree face will be as strong as a flat face and probably flow better. I've used delrin up to 7200 psi in testing and not have any extrusion. Nice way to set a poppet. Of course you have to make the od bigger than the throat. On my .37 I have a .250 throat and .356 poppet so this one could have even less restriction.Here is a peek one that seals on its od.That looks awesome, I really want to read on how it works, may work on a Chief II Plus but I don't know ?wll
In my opinion the only time you should use PEEK is when Delrin won't hold up, it's an amazing material but getting a good valve seal with it is a pain. I've always been worried if a tapered seat will clear the throat all the way, I would think it needs more lift than a flat seat.Do you think a tapered seat would be better for a 2k PSI rifle, I forgot the original chief wasn't 3k.
Just an update, the poppets got sent out as of this afternoon, here's a comparison between the gen one and two for anyone interested.
Hey guys how did the popits work in your chiefs. Just in case I might need one some day I would like to know if the dimensions are good. THANKS