Tamiya 74546 Airbrush Manifold - 3-Way Connection  [74546]

Tamiya 74546 - No.46 Airbrush Manifold 3 Ports
Price:
£12.84
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
74546
Condition:
Brand New
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Streamlined Multi-Airbrush Setup with Tamiya 74546

Swap colours and tools faster by using the Tamiya 74546 Airbrush Manifold to run three airbrushes from a single compressor line. It simplifies bench workflow and reduces the time spent changing hoses while painting models.

Common Type S Ports for Wide Compatibility

The manifold is fitted with Type S (PF1/8) ports and hose connectors that are common in the modelling community. That standard sizing means it will work with Tamiya airbrushes and many other popular makes.

Side-Mounted Caps Keep Ports Clean

Each outlet includes a protective cap that clips to the side of the manifold when not in use, protecting ports from dust and paint and helping to keep your workspace organised.

 

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Will the manifold affect my regulator settings?

The manifold itself does not change regulator settings, but sharing one air line between several brushes can mean you need to increase flow or pressure depending on how many brushes are used simultaneously.

Can I mix different brand airbrushes on this manifold?

Yes, with Type S (PF1/8) fittings the Tamiya 74546 supports a range of brands, though it is wise to check each airbrush fitting for thread compatibility before connecting.

Is the manifold suitable for miniature painting and fine work?

Yes, it is suitable as a bench accessory for miniature and scale painting where quick tool changes are useful; ensure your compressor delivers steady pressure for fine control.

Any maintenance tips to prolong service life?

Keep the exterior clean, cap unused ports, and avoid introducing solvents into the ports. Periodically check seals and threads for wear and replace caps if they no longer fit snugly.

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