Titan 704-109 Paint Sprayer P-Ring

The Titan 704-109 Paint Sprayer P-Ring is an O-ring used in Titan airless sprayer suction assemblies, including applications involving hot solvents as an optional seal.

This part commonly relates to these symptoms:

• Fluid seepage around the suction hose connection.

• Air entering through the suction-side seal.

• P-Ring becoming flattened or misshapen.

• Suction difficulty after servicing the connection.

• Leakage returning after the sprayer is reassembled.

Suction Connection Allows Fluid Leakage

Quick Check: Look around the P-Ring seating area for coating or solvent residue.

Fix Suggestion: Seat the P-Ring evenly against the mating connection surface.

Prevention Tip: Remove residue from sealing surfaces before assembling the suction connection.

Air Enters Through the Suction Joint

Quick Check: Watch for interrupted fluid draw or visible bubbles near connection points.

Fix Suggestion: Refit the sealing joint so the P-Ring remains uniformly positioned.

Prevention Tip: Keep the suction fitting aligned while securing the retaining components.

P-Ring Appears Flattened or Deformed

Quick Check: Examine the seal after removing the associated suction connection.

Fix Suggestion: Fit the specified P-Ring for the applicable Titan assembly.

Prevention Tip: Keep replacement seals protected from heat and unnecessary compression.

Suction Activity Changes After Maintenance

Quick Check: Verify the P-Ring is seated at its designated suction assembly location.

Fix Suggestion: Reassemble the connection with the seal properly centered in place.

Prevention Tip: Avoid forcing fittings together when the sealing ring is misaligned.

Customer Experience: A user working on a Titan airless sprayer found that the 704-109 P-Ring was useful when servicing a suction connection intended for hot-solvent use.