GENUINE TITAN OEM • MATERIAL INTAKE AND RETURN COMPONENTS
Titan 330 Suction Set Assembly Parts
Shop genuine Titan 330 Suction Set Assembly Parts for material-intake and return-path service. Identify the siphon hose, bypass tube, seals, clips and inlet screen using the exploded diagram, then match the component reference to its Titan OEM number before ordering.
Identify the Correct Suction Set Component
Use the suction set breakdown to locate the component at its connection or mounting position. Match the drawing reference to the OEM number, then review the replacement listing for the supplied contents and application.
Plan the repair around the condition of the assembly. Inspect adjoining connections when replacing a seal, and check hose and fitting condition before deciding that a new O-ring alone will resolve the problem.
Order the Correct Part in Three Steps
01 • CONFIRM THE MACHINE
Check the Titan 330 model and suction connection configuration.
02 • LOCATE THE COMPONENT
Find the hose, tube, seal, clip or screen on the exploded drawing.
03 • VERIFY THE OEM NUMBER
Confirm fitment, package contents and required quantity before checkout.
Titan 330 Suction Set Component Reference
Seal selection: Confirm the O-ring required for your exact connection. A shared callout does not establish interchangeability between 9871105 and 704-109.
Understand the Intake and Return Paths
The siphon hose forms part of the material-intake route, while the bypass tube belongs to the return path. Keeping those functions distinct helps you identify the correct area when investigating pickup or priming concerns.
Seals maintain the intended connection sealing, clips retain or organize associated components, and the inlet screen filters material entering the suction path. Inspect each component in its installed position before choosing a replacement.
Review Siphon Hose Package Contents
The Titan 700-1023A Siphon Hose package includes the hose, elbow, O-ring and retaining clip. Compare those contents with your repair needs before ordering additional connection parts.
For seal service, Titan 9871105 replaces reference 704-121. Verify the exact application when matching an older part number.
Inspect the Suction System Before Replacing Parts
For pickup or priming difficulties, begin with the material supply and intake path. Check that the intake is positioned correctly, inspect the screen for restrictions and assess the hose and connections for damage or air entry.
Examine seals for deterioration and check the surfaces they contact. A new seal cannot compensate for every damaged fitting or connection. If intake checks do not resolve the fault, continue with the machine-specific pump and valve troubleshooting procedure.
Before servicing: Follow the manufacturer’s pressure-relief procedure and disconnect electrical power. Use the prescribed cleaning and assembly methods for the machine and coating being used.
Continue to Related Titan 330 Assemblies
Use the appropriate parts breakdown when inspection points to another service area.
Choose the Right Titan 330 Suction Part
Match your connection configuration, diagram reference and OEM number before purchasing. For identification assistance, have your model details, existing part number and clear photographs of the connection ready.
Call 713-931-0006 for Parts HelpTitan 330 Suction Set Assembly Parts FAQ
Answers about suction components, seal selection and repair planning.
Which machine does this suction diagram cover?
This section covers the Titan 330 suction set assembly. Confirm the exact machine and connection configuration before selecting replacement parts.
What does the 700-1023A siphon hose package include?
The product description identifies the siphon hose, elbow, O-ring and retaining clip. Review the supplied contents before adding separate seals or clips to your order.
Which O-ring should I choose for callout 2?
Match the seal to the exact connection and applicable parts information. The references 9871105 and 704-109 must not be treated as interchangeable solely because they share a diagram callout.
Does loss of prime mean I need a complete suction set?
No. Check the material supply, intake screen, hose and connections, then follow the machine’s troubleshooting procedure. Replace the component identified by inspection.
What should I check if a new seal does not resolve the problem?
Inspect the mating connection, hose condition and associated intake components. If the problem persists, continue diagnosis through the pump and fluid section rather than repeatedly replacing the same seal.