Aftermarket GRACO® non-OEM Tips
These aftermarket GRACO® non-OEM industrial and fine finish airless paint sprayer tips will apply a quality spray coating in several different patterns and orifice combinations. These fine finish tips incorporate a primary orifice with a removable pre-orifice which atomizes the spray coating twice for an ultra-fine finish result. Typically found in the woodworking and metal industries, these paint spray tips enable the user to greatly lower fluid pressures allowing for reduced energy consumption and increased painting profitability. There are over 100 different spray angle and orifice size combinations to get the exact spray tip needed in order to solve all your fluid dynamics requirements.
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GRACO®, PerfomAA™, Merkur™ and Reverse-A-Clean® (RAC) Tip are registered trademarks of GRACO®, and the same company may claim unregistered trademark rights in other words. The advertised parts are intended to fit GRACO®, PerfomAA™, Merkur™ and Reverse-A-Clean® (RAC) Tip spray equipment. They are not, however, manufactured, endorsed, or sponsored by GRACO® or any of their affiliates, and no warranty by GRACO®, or any of their affiliates applies. Total Finishing Solutions, LLC is not affiliated with or sponsored or endorsed by GRACO® and is not one of their authorized distributors.
High-Quality Airless Spray Flat Tips
Choosing the Right Flat Spray Tip for Different Coatings
Selecting the proper airless spray flat tips starts with understanding the coating's viscosity and the finish requirements. Thinner materials, such as stains and clear finishes, typically perform best with smaller orifice sizes that provide greater control and a refined spray pattern. On the other hand, heavier coatings, including primers and protective finishes, often require larger openings to maintain consistent material flow without overworking the pump.
At Total Finishing Supplies, we recommend considering both the coating type and the surface being finished to achieve uniform coverage while minimizing unnecessary material waste.
Benefits of Airless Spray Flat Tips
High-quality airless spray flat tips can help improve process consistency across production runs by producing predictable spray patterns and reducing variations between operators. When paired with the right equipment and coating, they also contribute to more efficient material usage and fewer touch-ups, helping keep projects on schedule. At Total Finishing Supplies, we help customers select professional finishing supplies that support reliable performance in demanding industrial environments.
Not sure which spray tip best fits your application? Contact our team today for expert recommendations based on your coating and production goals. Once you've found the right option, simply add to cart for a fast and convenient checkout. We're ready to help you choose components that improve finishing performance and operational efficiency.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the same airless spray flat tip be used for multiple coating types?
While some spray tips may work with different materials, using the same tip for every coating is not always ideal. Coatings vary in viscosity and application requirements, so selecting a tip designed for the specific material can improve atomization and production efficiency. Choosing the appropriate tip also helps reduce unnecessary wear on spray equipment.
What are the advantages of keeping multiple spray tip sizes available?
Having multiple spray tip sizes on hand allows operators to adapt to different coating materials, part sizes, production requirements, and application techniques without compromising finish quality. This flexibility can improve efficiency when switching between projects and helps ensure each application uses a tip suited to the job.
Are different spray fan widths better suited for different projects?
Yes. Narrower fan widths often provide greater control when coating smaller or more detailed surfaces, while wider fan patterns can improve efficiency on large, flat areas. Selecting the appropriate fan width helps balance finish quality and production speed.
How can spray distance affect the performance of an airless spray flat tip?
Maintaining the proper spray distance has a direct impact on the quality of the finished coating. Holding the spray gun too close can cause excessive material to collect on the surface, while moving too far away may reduce the effectiveness of the spray pattern and increase overspray. A consistent distance allows the coating to atomize as intended, helping create a smoother and more even finish throughout the application. Following the equipment manufacturer's recommendations and maintaining steady gun movement can improve overall application results while reducing unnecessary material waste.
