Airbrushes

If you need help choosing, have a look at our guide to choosing an airbrush.

Features:

Bottom Feed, dual action internal mix air brush that adapts to either color cups or jars.
Adapts to three different head assemblies for different fluid viscosities, by simply changing the spray regulator tip and needle.
Crescendo's TM medium and large tips and all three needle sizes are constructed of durable stainless steel.
One-piece angled trigger (and optional trigger pad) is designed to provide both durability and comfort. Converts easily for right and left handed use.
Crescendo'sTM body "O" rings affect greater comfort and sure gripping.
The quick disconnect handle makes needle changing or clog clearing a snap.
Cresendo's TM new winged back lever design makes re-assembly easy.

 

INTERNAL MIX indicates that air and paint mix inside the air brush. Air and paint come together inside the head assembly to produce a thoroughly atomized fine dot spray pattern.	EXTERNAL MIX indicates that air and paint mix outside the air brush. Air and paint come together outside the head, or fluid assembly. External mix air brushes produce a larger dot spray pattern than internal mix air brushes.
DUAL ACTION refers to air brushes on which the trigger controls both air and color (down for air, back for color). This simple maneuver allows the artist to change the width of the line, the range of value and the opacity of paint without stopping their hand motion.	SINGLE ACTION refers to air brushes on which the trigger controls only the air flow. When the trigger is depressed. a pre-set amount of fluid is sprayed. The amount of fluid is regulated by turning the needle adjustment screw at the back of the handle, or in case of an external mix air brush by turning the fluid cap on the paint tip at the front of the air brush.
GRAVITY FEED refers to air brushes with top-mounted color cups in which gravity draws paint into the air brush. Less air pressure is required enabling slower hand movement which creates excellent control for fine detail applications.	BOTTOM FEED refers to air brushes on which paint enters through a siphon tube or color cup attached to the bottom of the air brush. Removable jars or various size color cups can be connected to and utilized with bottom feed air brushes. This configuration is generally more versatile and enables the user to change color quickly.
SIDE FEED refers to air brushes on which a small color cup fits into the side of the air brush. The side feed color cup rotates enabling the user to work on either a horizontal or vertical surface. The side feed configuration also permits the user to achieve fine detail without the possible sight obstruction of a top mounted color cup.