Dead Air Nomax 33 Xemax Suppressor | 9.6″ | NOMAX33XEMAXFDE

The Dead Air Nomax 33 is an ultralight suppressor built using additive manufacturing and Grade 5 titanium to prioritize weight savings and durability for long-range precision applications. Its two-stage coaxial baffle system and pressure-harnessing structures are engineered for large-bore, high-pressure cartridges. The unit ships with a Xemax adapter and is HUB-compatible for modular mounting options. Recommended use cases include precision long-range shooting and big-game hunting from bolt-action or semi-automatic platforms.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 810128162456.
• The manufacturer is listed as Dead Air Silencers (DAIR).
• The model is Nomax 33.
• The manufacturer part number is NOMAX33XEMAXFDE.
• The finish is listed as FDE Cerakote on the adapter/mount with raw satin bead-blasted titanium body options noted.
• The construction material is Grade 5 6A1-4V titanium.
• The body length is listed as 9.1 inches.
• The overall length with the Xemax adapter installed is 9.60 inches.
• The outside diameter is 1.75 inches.
• The weight is listed as 12.9 oz (body) and 15.4 oz (with Xemax adapter).
• The mount supplied is the Xemax Brake/Adapter and the unit is described as HUB-compatible.
• The energy rating is listed as 6800 ft lbs.
• Intended platform usage is listed as bolt-action and semi-auto rifles.
• The unit is not full-auto rated.

Designed to pair minimal weight with a high-performance baffle architecture, the Nomax 33 aims to reduce recoil impulse and acoustic signature on high-pressure precision rifles while remaining easy to carry in the field. Its modular Xemax mount provides flexibility for use with compatible muzzle devices and HUB setups, making it a practical choice for long-range shooters who prioritize weight, serviceability, and acoustic control.

Users and reviewers have noted that the suppressor is praised for its light weight and compact profile compared with other large-bore options, and many report effective sound suppression on high-pressure cartridges.

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