Airless Spray Tips

Genuine OEM Titan • Professional Airless Tip Systems

Shop genuine OEM Titan airless spray tips for professional coating and line-marking applications. Compare Titan HEA tips for low-pressure architectural spraying, SC-6+ tips for standard-pressure production, SC-6+ Fine Finish tips for finishing work, plus TR1 tips, dedicated line striping tips, TR2 dual-pattern tips and high-pressure tip families. Each technology serves different operating requirements; the correct tip depends on coating, fan width, orifice, sprayer capacity, operating pressure and gun/guard configuration. Buy or order from AllTitanParts.com after verifying the required tip family, fan width, orifice and exact Titan part number.

HEA TR1 SC-6+ Fine Finish Line Striping TR2 High Pressure

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Shop Genuine OEM Titan Airless Spray Tips

Shop Titan airless spray tips engineered for distinct spraying requirements, from HEA low-pressure architectural work and SC-6+ standard-pressure production to Fine Finish, line striping and high-pressure applications. Choosing the correct tip requires more than matching an application name: compare the tip family, fan width, orifice, coating requirements, sprayer output, operating pressure, gun and guard configuration, and exact Titan part number before ordering.

HEA TR1 SC-6+ Fine Finish Line Striping TR2 High Pressure

Compare Titan Airless Spray Tip Technologies

Titan separates its current tip technology by operating range and application. Use this table to identify the family to evaluate, then confirm the exact tip size against the sprayer, gun, guard and coating requirements.

Titan Tip Family	Primary Application	Documented Pressure Range / Rating	Fan / Spray Characteristic	Material / Application Guidance	Documented Benefit	Selection Consideration
HEA / TR1 HEA	Low-pressure architectural spraying	Titan technology range: 800–1,200 PSI; optimized at 1,000 PSI; tip maximum 5,000 PSI	Feathered-edge low-pressure fan	Architectural paints and coatings within the selected tip/sprayer capability	Titan states up to 55% less overspray	Confirm fan, orifice and sprayer output
SC-6+ Reversible	Standard-pressure production spraying	Titan technology range: 1,500–5,000 PSI; maximum working pressure 5,000 PSI	Reversible tip; broad size selection	Includes sizes used for coatings such as latex paint in residential and commercial work	Up to 22% wider fan pattern; long-lasting orifice	Match coating, orifice, fan width and pump capacity
SC-6+ Fine Finish / Synergy	Fine finishing	Titan technology range: 1,200–1,800 PSI; maximum working pressure 5,000 PSI	Fine atomization	Cabinetry, woodwork and metal; stains, lacquers and light-bodied clear finishes	Particle size up to 27% smaller than a standard tip	Select by material, finish requirement, fan and orifice
Line Striping	Pavement and professional line marking	Titan technology range: 3,000–5,000 PSI; maximum working pressure 5,000 PSI	Sharp-edge striping fan	Dedicated line-marking applications	Consistent line width and uniform film build	Match stripe width and orifice to machine capability
TR2 Line Striping	Striping plus stenciling	Maximum working pressure 5,000 PSI	Two fan patterns in one reversible tip	Jobs requiring quick switching between striping and stencil patterns	Switch patterns by twisting the tip	Order the exact paired pattern required
High Pressure	Demanding commercial and industrial spraying	Titan technology range: 3,000–7,700 PSI	Sharp-edge fan at high operating pressures	Titan positions the family for heavier coatings	Consistent fan width and uniform paint thickness	Every system component must support the required pressure
SC-6+ Widespray	Wide-pattern production applications	Select by documented individual tip specification	Extra-wide fan configurations	Broad spray passes where the sprayer can support the required orifice	Wider coverage per pass	Wide fan does not override sprayer output limits
Brilliant Flat	Air-assisted airless fine finishing	Use the rating specified for the applicable gun/system	Fixed flat-tip sizes by orifice and spray angle	Documented for the Titan GM 3600 AirCoat gun	Dedicated flat-tip configuration for AirCoat finishing	Do not treat Brilliant Flat tips as standard reversible airless tips

How to Read a Titan Airless Spray Tip Number

For applicable Titan three-digit reversible-tip sizes, the last two digits identify the nominal orifice in thousandths of an inch, while the first digit relates to fan width. Titan's current line-striping documentation makes this especially clear: a 421 striping tip produces a 4-inch stripe when the gun is held 6 inches from the surface and uses a 0.021-inch orifice.

Titan's HEA size chart provides another example: a 517 HEA tip uses a 0.017-inch orifice and is listed in the 10–12-inch fan-width range. Fan-width conventions depend on the tip family and specified spray distance, so do not apply one numbering interpretation blindly to every Titan specialty tip.

Tip Number ≠ Automatic Compatibility

Knowing the fan width and orifice does not establish that a particular sprayer, gun or guard can safely and effectively operate the tip. Always check maximum tip capacity, required output, pressure rating and the applicable gun/guard system.

Titan HEA & TR1 HEA Tips

Titan HEA — High Efficiency Airless — is the manufacturer's low-pressure technology for architectural spraying. Titan places HEA in an approximately 800–1,200 PSI operating range and states that the tips are optimized to spray architectural paints and coatings at 1,000 PSI at production speed. Titan also documents up to 55% less overspray, a feathered-edge fan and reduced pump stress compared with conventional higher-pressure spraying.

Current TR1 HEA tips use the 330-XXX family, with documented sizes spanning multiple fan widths and orifices. The HEA tip itself carries a 5,000 PSI maximum working-pressure rating, but that rating is not a recommendation to operate HEA at 5,000 PSI and does not raise the pressure rating of the gun, hose, sprayer or other components.

Titan SC-6+ Reversible Spray Tips

Titan positions SC-6+ as its standard-pressure reversible tip technology, with a 1,500–5,000 PSI technology range. The reversible design allows a blockage to be cleared by rotating the tip 180 degrees, briefly triggering the gun, and returning the tip to its spraying position.

Titan states that SC-6+ provides up to a 22% wider fan pattern, uses a long-lasting orifice and fits all Titan and most other industry spray-gun guards. Maximum working pressure is 5,000 PSI. The family is available in a broad range of sizes, including sizes used for latex coatings in residential and commercial applications. Contractors still need to match the actual fan width and orifice to coating requirements and sprayer output.

Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish Tips

Titan SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish tips are designed specifically for finish work such as cabinetry, woodwork and metal. Titan documents their use with stains, lacquers, light-bodied clear finishes and other fine-finish materials. The manufacturer states that the technology produces particle sizes up to 27% smaller than a standard tip and rates the tips to 5,000 PSI maximum working pressure. Titan also documents interchangeability with industry-standard safety guards. These Fine Finish characteristics should not be assumed for standard SC-6+ tips.

Titan TR1 Line Striping Tips

Titan line-striping tips are engineered differently from general architectural tips, with emphasis on sharp lines, consistent stripe width and uniform film build. Titan places its current line-striping technology in the 3,000–5,000 PSI range and rates its current line-striping tip family to a maximum working pressure of 5,000 PSI.

Example	Stripe / Fan Width	Orifice	Documented Use Characteristic
697-421 / 421	4 in. at 6 in. from surface	0.021 in.	Titan's current numbering example
697-423 / 423	4 in.	0.023 in.	Heavy-film striping
697-821 / 821	8 in.	0.021 in.	Light-film striping
697-823 / 823	8 in.	0.023 in.	Medium-film striping

Titan documentation contains a much broader range of striping sizes. Always verify the exact width, orifice and film/application designation for the individual tip before ordering.

Titan TR2 Dual-Pattern Line Striping Tips

Titan TR2 is a specialized line-striping tip design that provides two fan patterns in one tip. The operator can switch from a striping pattern to the paired stencil pattern by twisting the tip instead of changing tips. Titan specifies consistent film thickness with either the wide or narrow pattern and rates TR2 tips to 5,000 PSI maximum working pressure.

Titan Part Number	TR2 Designation	Striping Pattern	Stencil Pattern
694-1708517	1708/517	417	517
694-1908519	1908/519	419	519
694-2108621	2108/621	421	621
694-2308623	2308/623	423	623

Titan High Pressure Airless Spray Tips

Titan separates its high-pressure technology from HEA, Fine Finish, SC-6+ standard-pressure and dedicated line-striping families. Current Titan guidance places High Pressure tips in the 3,000–7,700 PSI technology range and describes them as optimized for heavier coatings while maintaining consistent fan-pattern width and uniform paint thickness.

System pressure rule: A high-pressure tip rating does not authorize the rest of the spray system to operate at that pressure. The sprayer, gun, hose, fittings, guard and other pressure-bearing components must remain within their individual ratings; system operation is limited by the lowest-rated component.

Titan Widespray, Flat & Specialty Tips

Specialty tip families require separate selection rules. SC-6+ Widespray configurations use extra-wide patterns intended to increase coverage per pass, but the larger pattern and associated orifice still have to remain within the sprayer's output capability.

Titan Brilliant Flat tips are a different product class used with the GM 3600 AirCoat air-assisted airless gun in Titan accessory documentation. Titan lists Brilliant Flat tips by orifice and spray angle—for example, 526409 is the documented 9/40 configuration with a 0.009-inch orifice and 40-degree angle. Do not substitute a Brilliant Flat tip for a conventional reversible tip simply because both are Titan spray tips.

How to Choose the Correct Titan Spray Tip

Identify the coating and review the coating manufacturer's atomization and tip-size requirements.
Choose the required fan width for the surface or stripe.
Determine the correct orifice for the material and required flow.
Select the Titan tip technology appropriate to the application.
Check the sprayer's maximum tip size and output against the selected orifice.
Confirm the gun and guard configuration required for that tip family.
Verify pressure ratings for every pressure-bearing system component.
Locate the exact Titan tip number rather than selecting by appearance.
Check manufacturer supersession information if replacing an older tip number.
Order the verified part number after all application and equipment requirements match.

Tip wear also matters. As an airless tip wears, its orifice can enlarge and its fan pattern can deteriorate, increasing material flow and changing application quality. Replace a worn tip rather than compensating indefinitely with pressure.

Which Titan Tip Family Should You Buy?

Purchasing Requirement	Titan Family to Evaluate	Verify Before Buying
Low-pressure architectural spraying	HEA / TR1 HEA	Coating, fan, orifice, sprayer output and guard
Standard production spraying	SC-6+	Material, fan width, orifice and pump capacity
Fine finishing	SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish	Finish material, required atomization, fan and orifice
Pavement / field line marking	Titan Line Striping / TR1	Stripe width, orifice, film requirement and machine capacity
Striping plus stenciling	TR2	Exact paired fan patterns and orifice configuration
High-pressure / heavier coating work	High Pressure	Coating, tip size and rating of every system component
Wide-pattern production	SC-6+ Widespray	Fan requirement and adequate sprayer output for the orifice

Shop Titan Spray Tips by Technology

Narrow your search by the tip technology required for the job, then compare individual sizes and part numbers.

Titan TR1 HEA Tips Titan TR1 Reversible Tips Titan TR1 High Pressure Tips Titan TR1 Line Striping Tips Titan TR2 Line Striping Tips Titan SC-6+ Reversible Tips Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish Tips Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tips Titan Gun, Hose & Tip Kits

Contractor Selection Insight

The safest purchasing sequence is application + coating + fan width + orifice + tip technology + sprayer capacity + gun/guard + exact Titan part number. Similar-looking tips or similar three-digit size numbers are not proof of interchangeability. Verify the complete spray-system requirements before ordering.

Ready to purchase? Shop, compare and order genuine OEM Titan airless spray tips from AllTitanParts.com after confirming the required technology, size and equipment capability.

FAQ Section

Use these answers to narrow the correct Titan tip technology and size before ordering.

How do I read a Titan airless spray tip number?

For applicable Titan three-digit reversible-tip sizes, the final two digits identify the nominal orifice in thousandths of an inch, while the first digit relates to fan width. For example, Titan documents a 421 line-striping tip as a 4-inch stripe at 6 inches from the surface with a 0.021-inch orifice. Fan-width conventions and spray distance can differ by tip family, so use the size chart for the specific Titan technology.

What is the difference between Titan HEA and SC-6+ tips?

Titan positions HEA as low-pressure technology in the 800–1,200 PSI range and optimizes it around 1,000 PSI for architectural coatings, with up to 55% less overspray. SC-6+ is Titan's standard-pressure reversible technology in the 1,500–5,000 PSI range and is offered in a broad range of sizes. Choose according to the coating, required fan and orifice, sprayer capability and operating objective.

How do I choose the correct fan width and orifice?

Choose fan width according to the surface or stripe that must be covered and select the orifice according to the coating's required flow and atomization. Then confirm that the sprayer can support that orifice size and output. The coating manufacturer's requirements and Titan's tip chart should be checked before selecting the final part number.

Can I install any Titan tip on any Titan airless sprayer?

No universal compatibility should be assumed. Confirm the tip family and size against the sprayer's maximum tip capability and output, the gun and guard configuration, required operating pressure and the rating of every pressure-bearing component. Sharing the Titan brand or having a similar physical appearance does not establish compatibility.

When should I use Titan line-striping, TR2 or high-pressure tips?

Evaluate Titan dedicated line-striping tips when sharp, consistent pavement or field lines are required. TR2 is designed for jobs that benefit from switching between paired striping and stencil fan patterns with one tip. Titan's High Pressure family is intended for demanding higher-pressure applications and heavier coatings. In every case, verify the exact tip size, equipment capability and pressure ratings before use.