PORTLAND, Ore. - Iwata-Medea, Inc., the world's leading airbrush product manufacturer, today announced the release of its new line of Revolution airbrushes, designed for new airbrush users of any background to get started with Iwata performance.

After many months of planning and meticulous design engineering the Iwata Revolution is now being manufactured for the new airbrush user with these traits in mind: Quality, Performance and Value. This series is a tremendous breakthrough in the airbrush industry, a top-of-the-line quality airbrush at value pricing.

The Iwata Revolution airbrushes excel in all areas - the way they look, the way handle and especially the way they spray. Noticeably, there is a new, more ergonomic chrome-handle design. All of the parts are precision-fitted to Iwata standards and can be removed easily for cleaning. The spray quality is simply superb for an airbrush at this price range and category. And like the Iwata Eclipse models, one tip and one needle do it all.

These dual-action, internal-mix metal airbrushes are manufactured to the same precision standards as the entire Iwata Airbrush line. The Revolution airbrushes are ideally suited for beginning students, hobbyists, crafts persons and industrial use.

The Iwata Revolution airbrushes use a Teflon packing needle seal, which is impervious to solvent-based paints, and is easily replaced. There are two models available: Iwata Revolution BCR (bottom-feed) and the CR (gravity-feed cup-15 cc), each listed at $99.

The Revolution outperforms all other airbrushes in the same price range, and continues to keep Iwata in the forefront of precision airbrush technology.

For over 25 years, Iwata-Medea has been crafting the finest airbrush products for the world's top professional artists. The devotion to quality and craftsmanship is reflected in the work of artists worldwide. By staying at the forefront of technology and innovation, Iwata-Medea has gained the reputation as the brand leader in airbrush products.

For more information about Iwata-Medea, please contact Gary Glass at 503-253-7308 ext. 19, or by email at gary@medea-artool.com.