Royal Max Appraisal

Royal Max Airbrush Compressor System

The item is an airbrush compressor system, which typically includes a compressor unit, an airbrush, and connecting hoses. The compressor itself is a compact, portable unit with a silver-grey metallic finish, likely aluminum or painted steel, giving it a utilitarian appearance. It exhibits a somewhat rectangular-cylindrical form factor. Discernible features on the compressor include a pressure regulator with a black adjustment knob and an integrated moisture trap (clear plastic cylinder) on the left side, designed to remove condensation from the air supply. A braided black hose connects the compressor to the airbrush, which is visible at the top, made of chrome-plated metal, and appears to be a dual-action gravity-feed type (indicated by the top-mounted paint cup). Another black hose wraps around the main body of the compressor, possibly for air intake or an additional connection. Visible markings on the compressor include a white label with text, part of which reads 'Royal Max', suggesting a brand name. Below this, there's a 'CE' mark, indicating conformity with European safety standards, and other illegible technical specifications. The unit rests on four rubberized feet to reduce vibration and prevent scratching surfaces. The overall condition shows signs of use and age, with a visible layer of dust and dirt covering most surfaces, especially on the top and recessed areas of the compressor. There are no obvious major dents or scratches, but surface grime suggests it has been used in a workshop or dusty environment. The hoses appear intact, though slightly stiff from use. The metal components of the airbrush also show some grime but no significant damage. Given the compact size, integrated regulator, and moisture trap, this system is likely designed for hobby use, model painting, or light artistic applications, rather than heavy industrial use. The 'Royal Max' branding and CE mark suggest it's a mass-produced item, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century.