Anest Iwata 4207 Eclipse HP-CS Gravity Feed Dual Action Airbrush, 0.35 mm nozzle, 7 ml Fluid Cup

Anest Iwata 4207 Eclipse HP-CS Gravity Feed Dual Action Airbrush, 0.35 mm nozzle, 7 ml Fluid Cup

• The Eclipse HP-CS airbrush from Anest Iwata-Medea (model ECL4500), a high flow yet fine detail gravity feed dual action airbrush designed for artists, model painting, cosplay, and precision spraying or broader coverage applications.
• Features:
  • High-flow design allows thicker or heavier paints to be sprayed with reduced need for thinning, while still maintaining fine control for detail work.
  • Dual action trigger (pull for paint/medium and push for airflow) gives precise control over pattern from fine lines to wide spray.
  • Gravity feed with a generous 7 ml (0.24 oz) fluid cup with lid for mixing and convenient paint changes.
  • 0.35 mm needle and nozzle combination (E3 head system) enabling fine detail plus broader spray.
  • Includes solvent-resistant needle packings and a durable spring-steel needle that resists breakage in regular use or cleaning.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Anest Iwata-Medea (Anest Iwata group)
  • Model / Part Number: ECL4500 (Eclipse HP-CS)
  • Nozzle / needle size: 0.35 mm (E3 head system) with compression-fit nozzle.
  • Fluid cup capacity: 7 ml (0.24 oz) with lid on top of gravity feed cup.
  • Optimal working air pressure: 25-35 psi (0.17-0.24 MPa).
  • Feed style: gravity feed (cup on top) for efficient paint delivery.
  • Trigger action: dual action (air + paint control).
  • Handle type: single cut-away handle allowing quick flush or paint reservoir emptying.
  • Overall dimensions (assembled): 1.10 x 6.10 x 2.64 inch.
• Iwata Eclipse HP-CS also referred to as Iwata Eclipse HP-CS airbrush, Eclipse CS dual action gravity feed airbrush, high flow airbrush 0.35 mm nozzle, ECL4500 HP-CS model.

Iwata-Medea offers a premium airbrush balancing fine detail and high flow, with a durable design, reliable sol-vent resistance, and a convenient large cup for mixing ideal for hobbyists, artists, model builders, or cosplay painting.

Q: What air pressure should I use with the HP-CS?
A: It operates optimally at about 25-35 psi (0.17-0.24 MPa) for consistent atomization and control.

Q: Can I spray thicker paints with this airbrush?
A: Yes, its high-flow design allows spraying heavier paints or mediums with less need for thinning, while still being capable of fine lines.

Q: How do I clean the paint cup and nozzle?
A: You can use the lid to mix or seal paint, flush via the cut-away handle to empty the cup and needle area, and remove the compression-fit nozzle for cleaning using the included nozzle spanner.