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RichPen Finger Lever 29713

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SKU: 29713
$9.60 USD
$9.60 USD
RichPen Airbrush Replacement Part

RichPen Finger Lever 29713 for Apollo 112A and 112B Airbrushes

Replace a worn, damaged, or missing finger lever in a compatible RichPen Apollo airbrush with the RichPen Finger Lever 29713. This model-specific trigger component is listed for the RichPen Apollo 112A and Apollo 112B airbrushes.

Key Features

  • Replacement finger lever for compatible RichPen Apollo airbrush models.
  • Compatible with Apollo 112A and Apollo 112B airbrushes.
  • Manufacturer SKU 29713 provides an exact reference for selecting the correct replacement component.
  • Part of the trigger control assembly used to operate the compatible airbrush.
  • Individual replacement component allows the lever to be serviced without replacing the complete airbrush.
  • This listing includes the finger lever only, not the back lever, trigger pin, needle assembly, or complete airbrush.

Product Specifications

Brand RichPen
Product Name Finger Lever
Manufacturer SKU 29713
Product Type Replacement airbrush finger lever
Compatible Series RichPen Apollo
Compatible Models RichPen Apollo 112A and Apollo 112B
Installation Area Trigger control assembly
Included Component 1 replacement finger lever
Complete Airbrush Included No

Compatible RichPen Apollo Airbrushes

The RichPen Finger Lever 29713 is listed for the RichPen Apollo 112A 0.2mm gravity-feed airbrush and the RichPen Apollo 112B 0.2mm gravity-feed airbrush.

Confirm both the airbrush model and manufacturer SKU before ordering. Airbrush trigger components can appear similar while using different dimensions, shapes, pins, or fitting arrangements.

Part of the Airbrush Trigger Assembly

The finger lever is the upper control component operated by the user during spraying. It works with the related trigger and internal needle components in the compatible RichPen Apollo airbrush.

Correct installation and alignment are important for smooth lever movement and dependable airbrush control.

When the Finger Lever May Need Replacement

  • The original finger lever is missing after maintenance.
  • The lever is bent, cracked, worn, or physically damaged.
  • The lever no longer moves smoothly in the trigger opening.
  • The component does not align correctly with the related trigger parts.
  • The contact surface has become damaged or difficult to operate.
  • Cleaning and correct reassembly do not restore normal movement.

Product Notice: This listing includes one RichPen Finger Lever 29713 only. The complete airbrush, back lever, trigger pin, needle, valve components, and other replacement parts are not included.

Compatibility Notice: Compatibility is confirmed for the RichPen Apollo 112A and Apollo 112B. Do not select a replacement trigger component based only on its appearance.

Installation and Inspection Guidance

  • Confirm that the airbrush is a RichPen Apollo 112A or 112B.
  • Remove the needle carefully before disassembling the trigger area.
  • Work over a clean surface so small components are not lost.
  • Inspect the back lever, pin, and nearby trigger parts for damage.
  • Install the finger lever in the correct position and orientation.
  • Do not force or bend the component during installation.
  • Confirm smooth lever, trigger, and needle movement after reassembly.
  • Test the airbrush with cleaner or water before spraying paint.

Inspect Related Trigger Components

When replacing the finger lever, inspect the back lever, trigger pin, valve plunger, needle support, spring components, and surrounding trigger area for wear, dried paint, or physical damage.

A damaged or incorrectly installed related component may continue to affect trigger movement even after a new finger lever is installed.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Remove dried paint and residue from the trigger area using an airbrush cleaner that is compatible with the paint being removed. Avoid using excessive force or abrasive tools on the lever and nearby components.

Allow cleaned parts to dry before reassembly. Confirm that the lever moves freely and returns correctly before using the airbrush with paint.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which RichPen airbrushes use Finger Lever 29713?
The RichPen Finger Lever 29713 is listed for the Apollo 112A and Apollo 112B airbrushes.
What does the finger lever do?
It is the upper control component operated by the user as part of the compatible airbrush trigger assembly.
Is this listing for a complete RichPen airbrush?
No. This listing includes one replacement finger lever only. The complete airbrush and other trigger components are not included.
Does Finger Lever 29713 include the back lever?
No. The back lever is a separate replacement component and is not included with the finger lever.
Can this lever be used with another RichPen model?
Compatibility is confirmed only for the RichPen Apollo 112A and 112B. Other airbrush models may use trigger components with different shapes or dimensions.
What can cause stiff trigger movement?
Dried paint, incorrectly installed trigger parts, a bent needle, damaged lever components, or problems within the air valve assembly may cause stiff or inconsistent movement.
Should the airbrush be tested after replacement?
Yes. Confirm smooth trigger and needle movement, then test the airbrush with cleaner or water before spraying paint.

View the Compatible RichPen Airbrushes

Review the RichPen Apollo 112A airbrush or compare it with the RichPen Apollo 112B airbrush before selecting this replacement finger lever.