Airbrush set Adler ADLER AEROGRAF AD-7790 with 0.2 mm and 0.3 mm nozzles

Adler ADLER AEROGRAF AD-7790 with 0.2 mm and 0.3 mm nozzles is a handheld airbrush set designed for precision detailing and controlled coating. The kit includes two nozzle sizes to produce fine and medium spray patterns, enabling detailed work on models, miniatures and small craft surfaces. Its compact body and adjustable atomization let users regulate paint flow and spray width for consistent results with thinned paints, inks and lacquers.

Advantages

The set offers interchangeable 0.2 mm and 0.3 mm nozzles, allowing quick changes between fine line work and broader coverage without switching tools. Compact ergonomics support steady handling and reduced fatigue during detailed tasks. Adjustable atomization provides control over droplet size and paint delivery for predictable finishes, and the construction supports use with common hobby thinners and low-viscosity coatings.

Suitable for

• Model painting and miniatures
• Hobby crafts and scale models
• Detail work on ceramics, wood and plastic
• Touch-ups and light coating tasks

Key specifications

• Nozzle sizes: 0.2 mm and 0.3 mm for fine and medium spray patterns
• Handheld, compact airbrush body for controlled application
• Adjustable atomization to regulate spray width and droplet size
• Suitable for use with thinned paints, inks and lacquers
• Intended for precision detailing and light coating tasks

How to use

Prepare the paint by thinning it according to the paint manufacturer's instructions to match the small nozzle diameters. Fit the desired nozzle (0.2 mm for fine lines, 0.3 mm for medium coverage) and ensure all connections are secure. Maintain a consistent distance from the workpiece and use smooth, controlled passes to build up thin layers rather than attempting heavy single coats. Clean the airbrush thoroughly after each session to prevent clogging, following standard disassembly and flushing procedures for water- or solvent-based materials.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and adequate ventilation when spraying lacquers or solvent-based paints. Test spray on scrap material to verify thinning ratio and air pressure before working on final surfaces. Regular cleaning and using recommended thinning agents will extend nozzle life and maintain consistent spray quality.