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Iwata

NEO CN Gravity Feed Dual Action Airbrush

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Features

  • Gravity-feed airbrushes perform well at lower air pressures, which help create greater detail
  • A unique 0.35-mm needle and nozzle combination for finer detail spraying and medium-sized spray patterns
  • Includes interchangeable large (1/3 oz.) and medium (1/16 oz.) cups designed with a funnel shape, which makes for easy clean-up and more efficient paint flow
  • Ideal operation is between 5 and 35 psi
  • Ideal for use with smaller air compressors that produce a maximum of 20 psi

Description

From the Manufacturer Start airbrushing now with the NEO series for Iwata. It�s easier than ever to start with an economical and reliable airbrush backed by the most trusted name in the industry. These versatile, value-priced airbrushes can be used with a variety of different paints and mediums. Plus, the NEO series proves easy to use and clean. The NEO series for Iwata was designed to perform well at lower pressures when used with smaller air compressors. Iwata backs the NEO series airbrushes with an unprecedented five- year warranty. These versatile, value-priced airbrushes can be used with a variety of different paints and mediums. Plus, the NEO series proves easy to use and clean. Preferred when working in small to medium sized areas with small amounts of paint. Gravity-feed airbrushes perform well at lower air pressures, which help create greater detail. A unique 0.35-mm needle and nozzle combination for finer detail spraying and medium-sized spray patterns. Includes interchangeable large (1/3 oz.) and medium (1/16 oz.) cups designed with a funnel shape, which makes for easy clean-up and more efficient paint flow. (Airbrush will hold 1/32 oz. without a cup attached). Ideal operation is between 5 and 35 psi. Ideal for use with smaller air compressors that produce a maximum of 20 psi. Ideal for use with smaller air compressors that produce a maximum of 20 psi.

Brand: Iwata


Color: Silver


Recommended Uses For Product: Painting


Item Weight: 0.5 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 1.5"W x 7.75"H


Brand: Iwata


Color: Silver


Recommended Uses For Product: Painting


Item Weight: 0.5 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 1.5"W x 7.75"H


Style: Gun


Power Source: Hand Powered


UPC: 734748054451 799621109321


Global Trade Identification Number: 51


Item Weight: 8 ounces


Item model number: N 4500


Manufacturer recommended age: 15 - 15 years


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Manufacturer: IWATA-MEDEA Inc


Date First Available: July 25, 2009


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great all around gun!
Very nice airbrush. Sprays well and is super simple to clean; on that note, be aware that the spray nozzle is EXTREMELY fragile, so keep that in mind when cleaning your airbrush. Has a good feel and sits nice in my hand. Removable cup is a great feature and makes for a simple, thorough cleaning. With the 0.35 nozzle I find that 20 psi is ideal for colors and finishes if thinned properly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2024 by VinMan 5000
    • Excellent beginners airbrush
feels solidly built, smooth trigger action, consistent atomization of paint, easy to clean
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024 by Anthony J. Ethridge
    • As good as Iwata Eclipse
Wow! I'm impressed. After buying several low end airbrushes all with two problem in common, they clog easily and are a pain to clean. I finally broke down a bought $180 Iwata Eclipse, the difference was amazing. It doesn't clog easily no matter the paint, and handles air pressure of 10psi with ease. Most of all the inside of the bowl is polished making cleaning much easier. Wanting another airbrush for backup I saw the Iwata Neo got good reviews and was less than half the price, so why not. To my surprise it performed as well if not better than the Eclipse. I'll just list the differences; Eclipse has a slot cut in the barrel so you can adjust the needle...never used it. You have to make sure the slot is on the top so you don't accidentally put pressure on the needle. Neo no slot to worry about. Cup on the Eclipse is polished making it easier to clean. Neo comes with 2 polished cups one small one with no cap and a larger one with a cap. These both screw off making them easier to clean. Eclipse trigger is 2 pieces making it difficult to install. Neo trigger 1 piece with ball on the bottom much easier to reinstall. I found no difference in the painting quality and it handles sub 10psi pressure. If I were just starting out I would buy just the air compressor and the Iwata Neo as my first airbrush. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • A really great Airbrush for beginners
As someone getting into airbrushing quite recently, this airbrush was a decent choice, works really well easy to disassemble and clean. Havent face any issues so far, would recommend people get the cleaning kit with additional needle and corresponding needle nozzle. Note this piece does not come with a quick release adaptor, highly recommend that anyone get the quick release adaptor and it is a must. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2023 by Fahad
    • Awesome worth every penny
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I am a hobbiest with an intrest in learning the art of airbrushing. So I purchased the Iwata Neo after I purchase a few off brand cheap airbrush spray guns. Please please please trust me on this, the cheaper ones will work ...IF..... you dont care what your project will look like ,you dont mind dealing with gun clogging or only being able to spray watered down paints . The Neo solved all my problems I was having ,thinking it was me doing something wrong. I am a newbie to airbrushing and still am learning the very basics. What I do know is this gun works great, I can now spray any paint I choose without over thinning , very minimal clogging if any, consistent spray pattern and pretty decent results (for my skill level). The neo cleans very easy compared to others Ive used, So far I have only painted items without any fine detail , I use to paint the same using spray cans with ok results but never again. Here are some benifits why : Pros : You can choose and mix any color you want, water base paints have very low to no odor at all, 2oz of paint will cover more than a can of spray paint so its cost and space effective, the quality of your paint job is much more proffesional looking. The sky is the limit in what you can do with this airbrush gun. Cons :I find myself wanting to paint anything that isnt moving lol. Final thought : if your looking to get into airbrushing or just curious about using a moderately priced gun over the $20 guns, buy a Iwata Neo you wont be disappointed. No I dont work for or will I recieve anything from anyone for leaving such a positive review , I just feel its that good and what a difference it made for me and what I use it for. Buy one and enjoy your hobby or trade again! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2020 by scones007 scones007
    • Wow, what an airbrush for under $70
First off, I am not new to airbrushes and come from using Paasche siphon VL. I wanted a siphon feed to reduce the PSI needed to spray my 3D printed models and wanted something of good value and not too expensive. I found the Iwata Neo and the Neo does not disappoint at all. The airbrush build quality is first notch. The finish is very good all the way around and the trigger is very smooth out of the box. The best part is that it comes with a removable cup to aid in cleaning and for when you need large volume. I run this with Tamiya acrylics at about 15psi. I could go lower but 15 seems to be a nice middle ground for my needs. The fine needle allows you good control on the detail work and the spray is super even IMHO. The only negative I have and this is not a negative for 99% of users. When you want to lay down massive amounts of paint over a large area - the Neo isn't good for that type of work. For just blasting a large surface, I would go back to the Paasche VL for that. Grab a quick connect and a it will pretty much mount to any hose. Right now, I have one QC on the Badger Patriot, Paasche VL and the Iwata Neo. I have 1 hose and 1 QC for all 3. The Neo is so good, I picked up a backup. Parts - well, you will have to get them online. There are no stores near me that carry spare parts. Amazon is your friend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2020 by KissingTaco

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