Featuring the ultimate in air control directly at the nozzle with Iwata's new Micro Air Control (MAC) Valve Technology, the Hi-Line Series doesn't just change air pressure instantly - it changes the way you airbrush.

Designed for artists who need extreme control of detailed spraying, this series uses larger diameter threads on the nozzle than the High Performance Series. This makes the nozzle much stronger when tightening it onto the airbrush and ensures better centering of the nozzle when it screws onto the airbrush body.

The Hi-Line Series is now made with PTFE needle packing, a dual-purpose cutaway, pre-set handle and one-piece auxiliary lever/needle chucking guide.

HP-AH has a .2 mm. nozzle. It features larger threads on the nozzle that offer a more secure fit and better centering of the nozzle on the body. The HP-AH sprays with one drop of paint in its 1/32 oz. fluid cavity.

HP-BH has a .2 mm. nozzle but as a larger 1/16 oz. cup for holding more paint. The gravity-feed cup features a smooth inside taper that provides for a quick and easy clean up.

HP-CH features a .3 mm. nozzle and a large 1/3 oz. tapered gravity-feed cup. The larger nozzle and needle makes this an ideal airbrush for spraying a variety of paints from watercolors to solvent-based automotive paints.

Ask a question about Hi-Line Series Airbrushes Ask a question about this product

Be the first to write a review on this product!

[Write a Review]

Related Product Information:

Why is the VIP Price not displayed for this product? MisterArt.com's goal is to provide our customers the lowest prices on all products we sell. Some manufacturers restrict retailers from displaying or promoting certain products at any price lower than a Minimum Advertised Price (MAP). It is MisterArt.com's policy to offer these products at their MAP price as our Non-Member Price. VIP Members will see the VIP Price after adding the product to the cart without any purchase obligation.

VIPs Save Even More
Learn How »

	Item#	Image	description Ascending	Manufacturer Number	List Price	Non-Member Price
Add to Favorites	IWA0001 Sent factory direct from the manufacturer. A shipping charge of $10.00 will be applied to this item at checkout. Click for more information.	Zoom Image	HP-AH	H1100	$295.56	$241.25 18% Off
Add to Favorites	IWA0002 Sent factory direct from the manufacturer. A shipping charge of $10.00 will be applied to this item at checkout. Click for more information.	Zoom Image	HP-BH	H2100	$295.56	$241.25 18% Off
Add to Favorites	IWA0003 Sent factory direct from the manufacturer. A shipping charge of $10.00 will be applied to this item at checkout. Click for more information.	Zoom Image	HP-CH	H4100	$295.56	$241.25 18% Off

Click the to add item to your Favorites.

Please wait...

Ask a Question About Hi-Line Series Airbrushes

Write a Product Review for Hi-Line Series Airbrushes

Add Your Review

Tell us what you think. We appreciate you taking the time to share your opinion with other artists and crafters. Please keep your review detailed and specific.

Your Overall Rating:

Your Review: Example: This product performed exactly as described on your Web site. Delivery was prompt and the price was the best I found anywhere. Everything was packed very securely. I'm very satisfied with my purchase.

Your name: (as you want it to appear) Example: John D.

Your Location: Example: Houston, TX

Security (enter text from image):

Product reviews are intended to be a resource for artists interested in product quality and use. MisterArt.com reserves the right not to post any product review or to remove any published product review at any time without notice. Published reviews must conform to MisterArt.com guidelines. Your review may be posted on this page within five to ten business days.

Tips on Writing Reviews

Rating Scale

(5-Star) Excellent
(4-Star) Good
(3-Star) Average
(2-Star) Fair
(1-Star) Poor

Do:

Give your perspective on how you used the product and why you liked or disliked it.
Keep your reviews short enough to hold the audience's attention.
Be honest and mindful of others when providing editorial commentary.

Don't:

Include phone numbers, addresses, URLs, or HTML tags.
Write profanity, obscenities, vulgarities, or spiteful comments.
Make defamatory comments.

Please wait...