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The Iwata Revolution HP-AR
Iwata Revolution HP-AR are excellent airbrushes for people who want a small, sleek, gravity feed airbrush. They’re generally easy to work with and replacement parts won’t cost you an arm and a leg.
Features and Review
- Great Iwata quality with low price
- Great for beginners – Though the HP-AR isn’t as forgiving about paint consistency as the HP-CR or Eclipse airbrushes it’ll still get the job done.
- Sleek design without any ‘stuff’ to get in the way – I’ve known makeup artists who simply slide the airbrush into a small leather glasses case for storage.
- The HP-AR is perfect for makeup artists and hobbyists.
- Ergonomic Handle
- Teflon Needle Packing
Information
| Classification: | Airbrush |
| Manufacturer: | Iwata |
| Model: | HP-AR |
| Part Number: | R 1500 |
| Suggested Retail Price: | $115.50 USD |
Specifications
| Paint feed System: | Gravity Feed |
| Trigger Style: | Dual Action |
| Spray Type: | Internal Mix |
| Spray Range: | ~ .2 mm to ~0.75 inches |
| Cup Size: | 1/32 oz (0.9 ml) |
| Air Consumption: | ~ 0.2 cfm |
| Pressure Tolerance: | < 100 psi |
| Standard Tip Size: | 0.3 mm |
| Optional Tip Size: | not recommended |
Link – HP-AR Manual, parts and troubleshooting guide
Useful Accessories
- External Micro Air Control Valve
- Pistol Grip Moisture Filter
- Quick Disconnect
- Table Top Cleaning Station
Common Problems
- Tip Dry
- Clogs
- Weak Nozzle
- Bent needles
- Can’t Change Tip Sizes
Cleaning Guide Links
- Remove Tip Dry Approved Method
- Remove Tip Dry Un-Approved Method
- Rinse a Gravity Feed Airbrush Between Colors
- Rinse a Gravity Feed Airbrush After a Spray Session
- Deep Clean a Gravity Feed Airbrush with Screw in Nozzle