Airbrush T Shirt-WD-134

Model Number	WD-134 / WD-134A / WD-134B / WD-134C / WD-134D / WD-134E	Brand Name	Linhaiveta
Product Name	Side Feed Airbrush	Material	Brass
LOGO	Etch on the airbrush body	OEM/ODM	Warmly Welcomed
MOQ	50pcs without customized / 1000pcs with customized	Sample Time	2-7 days
Net Weight	0.32kg	Place of Origin	Linhai, China
Color Box Size	24 x 11 x 4.4cm	Supply Ability	20,000 pieces / month
Carton Size	59.5 x 42.5 x 28.5cm / 60pcs	Lead Time	15 days/ 1-1000pcs
N.W./G.W.	17KG/18KG		25 days/10001-5000pcs
Port	Ningbo or Shanghai		To be negotiated/ >5001pcs

WD-134 SERIES

Feed Type: Gravity

Nozzle Dia.: 0.3mm

Cup Capacity: 7cc & 22cc

Working Pressure: 15-50PSI

Double-action Trigger Air-Paint Control

【Packing】PP plastic box or PC plastic box, Black EVA or Blue EVA

pp plastic box                                                                               pc plastic box

                                   WD-134                                                                                     WD-134B

                            WD-134C                                                                                WD-134E

Single action airbrushes have a trigger or button that controls the flow of paint or other material. When the trigger is pressed, the paint flow is initiated, and the amount of paint that is sprayed is determined by the adjustment of the needle in the nozzle. This type of airbrush is easy to use and is suitable for basic applications where a constant amount of paint is needed.

On the other hand, dual action airbrushes have a trigger that controls both the airflow and the amount of paint that is sprayed. When the trigger is pressed down, air flows through the airbrush, and when it is pulled back, the paint is released. This allows for more control over the amount of paint that is sprayed, making it more suitable for fine detail work and intricate designs.

In summary, the main difference between single action and dual action airbrushes is the level of control over the amount of paint that is sprayed. Single action airbrushes have a fixed flow of paint while dual action airbrushes allow for more precise control over the amount of paint that is sprayed.