Paasche Single Action H Airbrush

Paasche Single Action H Airbrush (H Set)

The Paasche Single Action H Set is a true workhorse airbrush and a mainstay for FX artists. It’s a single action, siphon feed, external mix airbrush—built for steady, repeatable spraying when you want coverage you can trust.

Built for hands-on, workshop use

The airbrush has a solid, chrome-look metal body with a comfortable red handle, and the set comes with the key extras you need to get spraying. You’ll also see the included bottles, metal colour cup, fittings, and braided hose—everything laid out clearly so it’s easy to understand what connects where.

What’s included

• 1 x Single-Action Airbrush
• 3 heads: .45mm (1), .65mm (3) and 1.05mm (5)
• 1 x 6' braided Air Hose with 1/4" and Paasche fittings
• 1 x 1/8" hose adapter for Sparmax/Iwata hoses
• 1 x Metal Color Cup (1/4oz/7cc)
• 1 x Color Bottle Assembly (1oz/29cc)
• 1 x Spare Bottle
• 1 x Allen Key
• 1 x Hanger

Why you’ll like it

• Simple single-action control for easy spraying
• Siphon feed lets you spray from the included bottle or cup
• Three head sizes to suit different spray needs
• Paasche is a well-known name in airbrushing, trusted by makers and artists for dependable tools

The original factory was constructed in Chicago in 1922. It was subsequently expanded three times. In 1984, needing more space for the ever-increasing demand for airbrushes and industrial spray equipment, the factory was relocated to Harwood Heights, Illinois. Harwood Heights is a northern suburb of Chicago. The company moved back to Chicago in 2005 where we stayed until our most recent move to Wisconsin in 2019. We are now located in Kenosha, Wisconsin where we are currently manufacturing and assembling our line of airbrushes and industrial spray paint equipment.

Paasche Airbrush is currently operated by Jens A. Paasche’s grandson John Paasche Pettersen, his wife Vallie Pettersen and their twin sons Brian and Steven Pettersen. Paasche Airbrush Company is proud to be an American company, proud to be accepted nationally and internationally. We celebrated our 100th year in 2004 and hope to continue the legacy left by Jens A. Paasche far into the future.