HARDER & STEENBECK INFINITY

Harder & Steenbeck Infinity Airbrushes for Fine Detail & Precision Painting

Harder & Steenbeck Infinity airbrushes are designed for painters who want precise double-action control, modular construction, and multiple setup options for detailed airbrush work. The Infinity family includes the current Infinity 2024 CRplus along with selected special and earlier editions for miniature painting, scale modeling, illustration, custom artwork, and other precision-focused applications.

Harder & Steenbeck Infinity 2024 CRplus

The Infinity 2024 CRplus is a redesigned generation of the Infinity platform focused on detail control, responsive operation, straightforward maintenance, and modular configuration.

Its redesigned front end is shorter than the previous generation, helping bring the user's hand closer to the work surface. The current Infinity 2024 platform also introduces titanium nozzle systems in two sizes for different levels of detail and paint coverage.

  • 0.25 mm titanium headset: Intended for fine detail, controlled shading, highlights, gradients, and other precision-oriented techniques.
  • 0.44 mm titanium headset: Provides increased paint flow and coverage while retaining useful control for general-purpose airbrushing.
  • Triple chrome-plated CRplus finish: Provides the characteristic finish used on current CRplus models.

Infinity 2024 Solo & 2-in-1 Configurations

The current Infinity 2024 CRplus is offered in different configurations so painters can choose a setup based on the type of work they plan to do.

  • Infinity 2024 CRplus Solo: Includes a 0.25 mm titanium headset along with the mini-cup and 2 ml paint cup.
  • Infinity 2024 CRplus 2-in-1: Includes both 0.25 mm and 0.44 mm titanium headsets, together with mini-cup, 2 ml, and 4 ml paint-cup options.

The 2-in-1 configuration is especially useful for painters who regularly switch between detailed work and applications requiring greater paint flow or wider coverage.

Designed for Fine Detail & Controlled Paint Application

The Infinity series is built around double-action control, allowing the painter to manage airflow and paint delivery through the trigger. This makes the platform suitable for techniques that require gradual paint application and precise transitions.

  • Miniature painting: Useful for highlights, shadows, gradients, controlled color placement, and detailed freehand work.
  • Scale modeling: Suitable for camouflage, weathering, shading, fine lines, and controlled surface painting.
  • Illustration and fine art: Supports gradual paint delivery for smooth tonal transitions and precision-oriented artwork.
  • Custom painting: Multiple headset options make it possible to adapt the airbrush for different project requirements.

Giraldez Infinity Editions

Harder & Steenbeck has also developed Infinity Giraldez editions in collaboration with miniature artist Angel Giraldez. These models are oriented toward miniature and figure painting, with configurations selected for techniques such as sketching, highlights, shadows, gradients, and detailed color placement.

Current Giraldez Infinity CRplus MKII 2-in-1 models use 0.25 mm and 0.44 mm titanium nozzle systems. Earlier Giraldez editions may use different FineLine configurations, so the individual product listing should be checked for exact specifications.

Kyiv Infinity & Selected Special Editions

This collection may also include selected Kyiv Infinity and other special-edition Infinity airbrushes. These models combine Infinity-based components with distinctive finishes or configurations while retaining the serviceable and modular characteristics of the platform.

Kyiv Infinity models were offered with a 0.2 mm FineLine setup, with a 0.4 mm FineLine configuration available for painters who wanted greater paint delivery and broader coverage.

Modular Harder & Steenbeck Construction

The Infinity platform uses replaceable needles, nozzles, air caps, paint cups, seals, and other precision components. This allows compatible parts to be serviced or changed as painting requirements evolve.

Because different generations of the Infinity use different nozzle and component systems, compatibility should always be checked against the exact model before purchasing replacement parts or conversion components.

Infinity Airbrush Cleaning & Maintenance

Routine cleaning helps maintain consistent paint delivery and reduces dried paint buildup around the needle, nozzle, paint cup, and internal paint passages.

  • Flush after painting: Remove remaining paint and use a cleaner compatible with the material being sprayed.
  • Keep the needle tip clean: Carefully remove dried paint or tip buildup when spray performance begins to change.
  • Inspect precision components: Check the needle and nozzle for residue or damage if the spray pattern becomes inconsistent.
  • Confirm generation and nozzle size: Match replacement parts to the exact Infinity model before installing needles, nozzles, air caps, seals, or other components.