Airbrush guns

Here you will find all our airbrushes. We have selected some of the best brands in the world that manufacture airbrush guns. Japanese Iwata, German Harder & Steenbeck and GSI Creos (Mr Hobby).

From their cheaper variants perfect to do simpler things with, or for the beginner - to real professional sprayers for the most avid airbrush painters who can make those smallest hair thin details with. Also a lot of intermediate variants for the hobby painter or the more accustomed, to some larger spray guns if you are going to do a little bigger projects such as repainting a car, motorcycle, helmets or other.

To know which airbrush you should have, you can check out this guide, but in short it is about what and how much you should paint, and of course there is a lot of difference between the different sprayers.

In addition to the noticeable and visible attributes of the pistol, the insides and manufacturing process differ. Different metals in the airbrushes and different advanced machines that manufacture them. A more expensive airbrush can e.g. have a nozzle made of steel alloy instead of brass which is more durable and resists chemicals better.

For the properties of the airbrush guns and what distinguishes them, you can see a table below where you can quickly get an overview in terms of needle size, cup size, size of spray image etc. so you can quickly see which ones fit into your preferences.

 

An airbrush gun is a fine mechanical machine that is powered by compressed air. When you push in the trigger, you open up for the air to flow from the compressor through the hose and up into the airbrush. There is dual-action / double-action or single action. A Dual-action airbrush has a trigger that has two functions; press down for air passage and then pull it back to retract the needle and let color through the cup down through the body and nozzle. In this way, you can regulate flow much more accurately. A single action has a single-function trigger that lets through both air and color at the same time.

An airbrush is important to clean, therefore we refer to our cleaning guide which is linked above where you get tips and tricks on how to best take care of your pistol. You will also find troubleshooting when your airbrush breaks down in this guide.