RichPen Airbrush Handle 29712 for Apollo 112A and 112B
Replace a damaged, worn, or missing rear handle on a compatible RichPen Apollo airbrush with the RichPen Airbrush Handle 29712. This model-specific replacement component is listed for the RichPen Apollo 112A and Apollo 112B gravity-feed airbrushes.
Key Features
- Replacement rear airbrush handle for compatible RichPen Apollo models.
- Compatible with Apollo 112A and Apollo 112B gravity-feed airbrushes.
- Manufacturer SKU 29712 provides an exact reference for selecting the correct replacement component.
- Covers the rear needle assembly and helps protect internal components during normal handling.
- Removable design provides access to the needle locknut and other rear internal parts during maintenance.
- This listing includes the replacement handle only, not the airbrush, needle, locknut, spring components, or other internal parts.
Product Specifications
| Brand | RichPen |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Airbrush Handle |
| Manufacturer SKU | 29712 |
| Product Type | Replacement rear airbrush handle |
| Compatible Series | RichPen Apollo |
| Compatible Models | RichPen Apollo 112A and Apollo 112B |
| Installation Area | Rear airbrush body |
| Included Component | 1 replacement airbrush handle |
| Complete Airbrush Included | No |
Compatible RichPen Apollo Airbrushes
The RichPen Airbrush Handle 29712 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 handles can appear similar while using different lengths, threads, openings, or internal clearances.
Protect the Rear Needle Assembly
The handle fits over the rear section of the compatible airbrush and helps cover the needle, needle locknut, spring components, and other internal parts.
A correctly fitted handle helps protect these components during normal use, transportation, and storage while maintaining access for routine cleaning and maintenance.
Removable for Airbrush Maintenance
The rear handle can be removed when the needle or internal trigger components need to be inspected, cleaned, adjusted, or replaced.
After maintenance, reinstall the handle carefully and confirm that it threads smoothly onto the airbrush body without contacting or restricting the internal needle assembly.
When the Airbrush Handle May Need Replacement
- The original handle is missing.
- The handle is cracked, dented, bent, or physically damaged.
- The threads are worn or no longer engage correctly.
- The handle does not remain securely attached.
- The handle interferes with internal needle movement.
- Dried paint or physical damage prevents correct installation.
Product Notice: This listing includes one RichPen Airbrush Handle 29712 only. The complete airbrush, needle, needle locknut, spring components, trigger parts, and other replacement components are not included.
Compatibility Notice: Compatibility is confirmed for the RichPen Apollo 112A and Apollo 112B. Do not select a replacement handle based only on visual similarity.
Installation and Inspection Guidance
- Confirm that the airbrush is a RichPen Apollo 112A or 112B.
- Inspect the rear body threads before installing the handle.
- Check that the needle locknut is secure before closing the handle.
- Begin threading the handle carefully by hand.
- Do not force or cross-thread the replacement component.
- Tighten only enough to seat the handle securely.
- Confirm that the trigger and needle move normally after installation.
Check Related Rear Airbrush Components
When replacing the handle, inspect the needle locknut, needle support, spring, spring screw, needle, and rear airbrush body for wear, dried paint, or physical damage.
A damaged internal component may continue to affect trigger response or needle movement even after the replacement handle has been installed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which RichPen airbrushes use Handle 29712?
What does the airbrush handle cover?
Is this listing for a complete RichPen airbrush?
Does Handle 29712 include the needle locknut?
Can this handle be used with another RichPen model?
How tightly should the handle be installed?
Should the trigger be checked after installation?
View the Compatible RichPen Airbrushes
Review the RichPen Apollo 112A airbrush or compare it with the RichPen Apollo 112B airbrush before selecting this replacement handle.