Single-action, internal mix, bottom feed airbrush produces the same spray as the dual action airbrush, but without the versatility of being able to change the amount of fluid during spraying. When trigger is depressed, a set amount of fluid is sprayed and fluid is regulated by turning the needle adjustment screw. Can be used by left- or right-handed artists. Ideal for the beginning student, hobbyist, automotive painter, or anyone who does not require the controllability of a dual action airbrush.

Set contains 200NH airbrush with general purpose nozzle/needle and attachable jar, protective cap, additional jar with cover, wrench for head, and instruction manual.

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