13 Pieces Airbrush Adapter Set, Including Airbrush Adapter Kit Quick Release Disconnect Fitting Connector Set for Air Compressor and Hose

These are great adapters that can connect to most airbrushes and compressors. I heard Badger has some different thread, but these adapters fit to all my airbrushes, including old Testors/Aztek ones. But there is one catch with 1/4 adapters. At first, I thought these were for big tool grade compressors. But it's BIG NO. In US, most of tool grade compressors use 1/4 NPT. But, the adapter is 1/4 BSP. They do not connect. Forcing that into 1/4 NPT can strip the thread and damage both. So I had to get NPT to BSP adapter, in order to use tool compressors. But as there are 1/4 NPT to 1/8 BSP adapters, those 1/4 BSP adapters are basically useless. In my opinion, if they included 1/4 adapters in NPT, or reduced the cost without those 1/4 adapters could be better.

I’m going to use it for my airbrush.

The problem with these are they leak and Compressor has to keep running

Works well

Muy bien producto ,materiales de buena calidad,recomendadisimo

For the money it’s a great set

The selection of adapters is pretty nice, and connected to my Creos/Mr. Hobby PS-289 airbrush without issue. The quick-connect stems aren't any of the standard shapes for quick-connectors, though, which may impact their ability to secure to the quick-connect valve, as I outline below. My valve did not positively lock to the supplied quick-connectors, and would launch the airbrush off if under even the slightest weight, even that of the extremely light rubber hose that came with my PS-289. In the instances where it did not disconnect without warning, sending my +$100 airbrush flying, it would leak air from the quick connector intermittently, unless the connector stem was held firmly flush to the bottom of the quick-connect valve. No amount of teflon tape on any part of the assembly helped with either issue. Also, the shut-off for the quick-connect isn't designed right, and rather than spinning freely or stopping at fully open, will open past its open position, shutting the air back off again. There's also no indicator on the dial and body to let you know when you're in the 'open' position (only the directions for On and Off), so the only way to tell for sure is to test whether air will come out of your airbrush. This makes tuning and troubleshooting paint pressure *extremely* challenging. I do not recommend using this valve, and would advise people to be extremely careful about how they secure their airbrush when setting it down, should they try to use it.

Convenient quick change connectors and adapters to the oddball badger size, but the adjustable valve, no matter what I do, and I've gone through tons of teflon tape in three varieties, it leaks air. I wish I had gotten the non adjustable one. But otherwise, it's great. All the adapters have come in handy.