Airbrush PARTNER PA-SL250 with 0.3 mm nozzle, 2 ml cup capacity

The PARTNER PA-SL250 single-action airbrush with a 0.3 mm nozzle and 2 ml cup capacity is a compact tool for precise spraying tasks. It is built for controlled delivery of thin solvent- or water-based paints and inks, offering steady atomization for fine lines and detail work. The airbrush fits standard airbrush compressors and hoses and is intended for small-scale painting applications such as model painting, illustration and craft projects.

Advantages

This airbrush provides consistent spray performance from a 0.3 mm nozzle designed for fine to medium detail. The single-action mechanism simplifies paint flow control and reduces the learning curve for users who require repeatable results. A 2 ml paint cup allows quick colour changes and minimal paint waste during detailed work, while compatibility with standard compressors ensures straightforward integration into existing setups.

Suitable for

• Model painting and scale miniatures
• Illustration and fine art detailing
• Small craft and hobby projects
• Touch-up painting and precise retouching

Key specifications

• Nozzle diameter: 0.3 mm for fine to medium detail
• Action type: single-action for simplified paint control
• Suitable media: thin solvent- or water-based paints and inks
• Compatibility: standard airbrush compressors and hoses
• Typical applications: model painting, illustration, crafts

How to use

Prepare the paint by thinning to the recommended viscosity for airbrush use and strain to remove particulates. Attach the airbrush to a compatible compressor and set the air pressure according to the paint type and desired atomization; lower pressures for finer lines, higher pressures for slightly heavier coverage. Fill the 2 ml cup sparingly to avoid overflow, start spraying on a test surface to confirm spray pattern, and adjust distance and pressure for the required line width and texture. Clean the nozzle and cup after each session to maintain consistent performance.

Usage recommendations

Use filters or strainers when preparing paints to prevent nozzle clogging, and perform routine cleaning with appropriate solvent or water-based cleaner depending on the paint used. For best control, practice on scrap material to find optimal pressure and distance settings for your chosen paint and project scale.