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The basics
Jacquard 2-pack syringe set containing containing 1 tapered and 1 needle tip.
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The benefits
The syringes do not leak and the plungers glide smoothly to prevent accidental discharge.
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The uses
Use them to precisely transfer fluids from large to small containers, even those with narrow openings, and quickly measure paints for mixtures without losing material. Artists even use Jacquard syringes to apply mediums, such as resists, paints and dyes, directly to fabric, canvas and paper.
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The bottom line
The syringes are easy to clean, because paint and other liquids do not stick well to the polypropylene plastic or the easily removable rubber plunger.
- Compatible with most common caps.
- Provides at least 1 to 1.5 minutes of continuous spraying
- Do not exceed 100 PSI of pressure. The recommended pressure is 50-70PSI. This is the pressure that best simulates traditional aerosol cans.
- Do not open while under pressure.
- Do not re-pressurize until all pressure is exhausted from the can. To exhaust pressure, turn can upside and depress until nothing comes out.
- Do not fill more than 1/3 full of liquid (approximately 5oz).
- Adapt-Air coupling may also be used to rescue leftover material from normal aerosol cans that have lost pressure.