Re: Who wanted quick release fittings for airbrushes?

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Just go to  and find the hyperlink for "catalog request." Whileyou're there you could probably look up the item. I'd check under Badgeraccessories; they refer to them as "quick connect" while regular pnuematic typefittings are referred to as "quick release."hthThe Keeper (of too much crap)

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Yeah, great stuff! I've got my compressor and CO2 tank outfitted with them for ultimate flexibility. I find it very advantageous to be able to blow dry the water off a model after washing and prior to painting. Cheers,

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Keeper · Answer

Those would be 1/4 " NPT units. I've got them on my equipment now. The Badger and other brands carried by Dixie are smaller and fit the connection at the airbrush rather than the air supply end. This would give you the advantage of being able to switch different airbrushes without using different hoses. hth

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