Professional Dual-Action Gravity Airbrush – 0.2/0.3/0.5 mm Interchangeable Nozzles & 9 cc Polish Cup – 160 mm Silver Spray Pen, 1/8″ BSP (AJ-163P)

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Specification:Feed model:GravityNozzle Diameter: 0.2 / 0.3(default) / 0.5mmFluid...

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Specification:

Feed model:Gravity

Nozzle Diameter: 0.2 / 0.3(default) / 0.5mm

Fluid Cup Capacity:9cc

Operating Pressure: 10-40 PSI

Switch Mode: Dual-Action Trigger Control

Paint Distance: 50 ~ 100mm

Length of airbrush: 160mm

Color: Silver

Hose Connector: 1/8"BSP

Super Polish Needle & Paint Cup

Super Precision Spare Parts

High Precision Spray Performance

Description

High-precision spray performance from hairlines to broad coverage. Interchangeable nozzles cover every task: 0.2 mm for fine detail, 0.3 mm pre-installed for daily work, and 0.5 mm for primers and base coats. Ideal for Gunpla, military models, nail art, and cake decorating.

Dual-action trigger puts air and paint under one finger for instant line-width control. The balanced 160 mm silver body sits naturally in hand for steady aim at a 50–100 mm distance. The 9 cc gravity-feed cup has a super-polished interior for smooth flow and lifts off in seconds for cleaning.

Super-polished needle and precision nozzle resist tip dry and clogging, delivering repeatable atomization from 10–40 PSI. The 1/8″ BSP connector fits most hobby hoses and compressors. Super-precision parts and a corrosion-resistant finish keep it accurate for years.

FAQ

1. Question: What air pressure do I need, and which hose fits it?

Answer: The airbrush operates across 10–40 PSI, with 20–25 PSI the sweet spot for most acrylics and lacquers. The inlet uses a standard 1/8″ BSP thread, which fits the majority of hobby air hoses and oil-free diaphragm or tank compressors. If your compressor has a 1/4″ outlet, you simply need a 1/4″ to 1/8″ adapter.

2. Question: What is gravity feed, and how much paint does the cup hold?

Answer: Gravity feed means the 9 cc cup sits on top of the body and paint flows down into the nozzle under its own weight, giving steadier flow at lower pressure and far less waste than siphon bottles. The cup lifts off in seconds for refills, color changes, and cleaning, and its super-polished interior resists pigment buildup.

3. Question: How does the dual-action trigger work?

Answer: One finger does both jobs. Press down to release air, then pull back to draw the needle and release paint. Pulling further widens the spray and increases paint volume; easing forward narrows it back to a fine line. Because both controls are continuous, you can fade, shade, and modulate line width without ever stopping to adjust a second knob.