Armor Bunker by Armor Mods

Black, Ultem, and Frost are NEW batch 2 versions, with minimized Armor Mods logo (without Shield logo)

The Armor Bunker is Armor Mods' first foray in to the Boro Tank scene, with this replacement for the Billet Box Boro Tank made with a few user enhancements such as:

• Window notch cutout at top to aid in sliding down the window for filling or bridge/RBA access. No more pressure needed on glass!
• Laser engraving on the window (can fit original Boro Tank window with a bit of added tightness, if you do not wish to use the Armor Mods logo)
• Air flow on front, back, and sides for usability on all types of Boro devices such as Billet Box, delro, Stashbox, Noob Box, SVA AIO, 50/50, NOCT, and more!
• Side air holes redesigned to match original Billet Box airhole placement
• Full length glass slide rails to provide a more seamless look on Boro devices - particularly on devices where the tank is accessed from the side of the mod (for example the Harbo-R)
• Clear silicon gasket
• Spare gasket included

Armor Bunker Materials Available:

In order to eliminate the chances of certain e-liquid flavourings potentially cracking some plastics or pitting aluminum (along with aluminum toxicity via leeching), the Armor Bunker will be made out of the following materials (listed in order of greatest durability to least):

• Delrin
• PCTG
• Ultem

Note: Warranty does NOT cover cracking caused by e-liquid flavourings. If you have any concerns about your liquid flavourings cracking your tanks, it is not a major concern with the above materials used. However, if you are using something known to be particularly aggressive, get the Delrin one for maximum durability. PCTG is next best, and while we have not seen a single instance of PCTG ever cracking or spider webbing from chemical attack, we still want to put a caution on it, as it is still in the same family as standard polycarbonate, which is highly susceptible to cracking. Ultem would be the third strongest material, and while chemical attack with Ultem is very rare, it has been known to happen.

All of these materials are far more durable than polycarbonate (PC) or acrylic (PMMA).

Tempered glass window

Silicone seal