Shop Genuine OEM Titan SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish Tips
Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish Tips are the 671-series airless tips Titan positions for fine finishing on cabinetry, woodwork and metal with materials including stains, lacquers and light-bodied clear finishes. Titan states that Synergy Fine Finish technology can atomize coating particles up to 27% finer than a standard tip and is interchangeable with industry-standard tip guards. Choose the exact 671 tip by coating requirement, orifice, fan width, nominal flow and sprayer capacity—not by tip number alone.
Titan 671-Series SC-6+ Fine Finish Tip Size Chart
Use Titan's 671-series matrix to match the coating manufacturer's recommended orifice with the fan width needed for the job. Flow figures below are Titan-published nominal values calculated at 2,000 PSI using water; actual coating delivery varies with material and operating conditions.
| Tip Size | Titan Part Number | Nominal Fan Width | Orifice | Flow GPM | Flow LPM | Selection Consideration | Manufacturer-Chart Status |
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| 208 | 671-208 | 4–6 in. / 102–152 mm | .008 in. | 0.07 | 0.26 | Narrow fan; lowest-flow published orifice in this matrix. | Listed |
| 210 | 671-210 | 4–6 in. / 102–152 mm | .010 in. | 0.11 | 0.42 | Same fan group as 208 with a larger opening and higher nominal flow. | Listed |
| 212 | 671-212 | 4–6 in. / 102–152 mm | .012 in. | 0.16 | 0.60 | Verify coating orifice requirement and current ordering status. | Listed; suffix/replacement requires order-level verification |
| 214 | 671-214 | 4–6 in. / 102–152 mm | .014 in. | 0.21 | 0.79 | Highest-flow opening in the published 671 matrix. | Listed; suffix/replacement requires order-level verification |
| 308 | 671-308 | 6–8 in. / 152–203 mm | .008 in. | 0.07 | 0.26 | Wider fan group while retaining the .008 opening. | Listed |
| 310 | 671-310 | 6–8 in. / 152–203 mm | .010 in. | 0.11 | 0.42 | Compare with 210, 410 and 510 when .010 in. is required. | Listed; suffix/replacement requires verification |
| 312 | 671-312 | 6–8 in. / 152–203 mm | .012 in. | 0.16 | 0.60 | Verify machine output and coating recommendation. | Listed |
| 314 | 671-314 | 6–8 in. / 152–203 mm | .014 in. | 0.21 | 0.79 | Higher material demand within the 6–8 in. group. | Listed |
| 408 | 671-408 | 8–10 in. / 203–254 mm | .008 in. | 0.07 | 0.26 | Broader fan with the smallest published 671 opening. | Listed |
| 410 | 671-410 | 8–10 in. / 203–254 mm | .010 in. | 0.11 | 0.42 | Common comparison point for .010-in. fine-finish selection. | Listed; suffix/replacement requires verification |
| 412 | 671-412 | 8–10 in. / 203–254 mm | .012 in. | 0.16 | 0.60 | Check coating recommendation before selecting the larger opening. | Listed |
| 414 | 671-414 | 8–10 in. / 203–254 mm | .014 in. | 0.21 | 0.79 | Requires more material capacity than smaller openings. | Listed |
| 510 | 671-510 | 10–12 in. / 254–305 mm | .010 in. | 0.11 | 0.42 | Wider coverage while retaining the .010-in. opening. | Listed |
| 512 | 671-512 | 10–12 in. / 254–305 mm | .012 in. | 0.16 | 0.60 | Combine fan-width requirement with coating-approved .012-in. opening. | Listed |
| 514 | 671-514 | 10–12 in. / 254–305 mm | .014 in. | 0.21 | 0.79 | Shown in Titan full-line/accessories charts; see documentation note below. | Document-source discrepancy |
| 612 | 671-612 | 12–14 in. / 305–356 mm | .012 in. | 0.16 | 0.60 | Widest fan group shown in Titan's current fine-finish matrix. | Listed |
Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish Orifice & Flow Guide
| Orifice | Nominal Flow | Metric Flow | Selection Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| .008 in. | 0.07 GPM | 0.26 LPM | Lowest published nominal flow in the 671 matrix. |
| .010 in. | 0.11 GPM | 0.42 LPM | Higher flow while remaining available across several fan groups. |
| .012 in. | 0.16 GPM | 0.60 LPM | Requires greater material delivery than .008 or .010. |
| .014 in. | 0.21 GPM | 0.79 LPM | Highest nominal flow published for the standard 671 matrix. |
Titan publishes these flow values at 2,000 PSI using water. They are reference values for tip comparison, not guaranteed coating flow under every field condition.
How to Read Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish Tip Sizes
Titan's published matrix should be the authority when decoding a fine-finish size. In sizes such as 310, 410 and 510, the final two digits correspond to a .010-inch nominal orifice. The leading digit places each size in a different Titan-listed fan group: 310 is 6–8 inches, 410 is 8–10 inches and 510 is 10–12 inches.
This lets a contractor retain the same .010-inch opening and 0.11-GPM published nominal flow while selecting a different nominal fan width. Always verify the actual combination in Titan's 671 chart instead of creating a part number from the numbering pattern.
Choosing Fine Finish Orifice Size Within the Same Fan Width
Titan lists 208, 210, 212 and 214 in the same nominal 4–6-inch fan group. Their openings increase from .008 to .014 inch and Titan's nominal flow increases from 0.07 to 0.21 GPM. Start with the coating manufacturer's recommended airless-tip opening, then select the Titan-listed fan width and verify that the sprayer can supply the required flow and tip size.
Choosing Fan Width While Keeping the Same Orifice
Titan lists 210, 310, 410 and 510 with the same .010-inch nominal opening across progressively wider fan groups. This is useful when the coating calls for a .010 opening but the workpiece requires a different coverage width. Fan selection and material-opening selection are related decisions, but they are not the same decision.
Match the SC-6+ Synergy Tip to the Finish Material
Titan positions SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish Tips for fine-finish work such as cabinetry, woodwork and metal and identifies stains, lacquers and light-bodied clear finishes among the intended materials. That family-level positioning does not mean every coating should be sprayed through every 671 size.
Selection sequence: coating/finish requirement → coating manufacturer's recommended orifice → desired fan width → Titan-published nominal flow → sprayer capacity → exact Titan 671 part number.
Why Titan Uses Synergy Fine Finish Technology
Titan states that its SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish Tips can atomize coatings into particles up to 27% smaller than a standard tip and positions the design for maximum transfer efficiency. These are Titan's manufacturer performance claims for the 671 fine-finish family. They should not be converted into an unsupported percentage reduction in overspray or paint consumption, nor should they be interpreted as proof that every coating should be sprayed at a particular lower pressure.
SC-6+ Fine Finish Guard Fit Does Not Mean Universal Sprayer Compatibility
Titan describes 671-series Fine Finishing Tips as interchangeable with industry-standard tip guards. That statement addresses the tip/guard interface; it does not certify every airless sprayer, gun or coating combination.
Before ordering, separately verify the spray gun and guard, sprayer output, sprayer maximum supported tip size, coating requirement and pressure ratings of the gun, hose, whip hose, fittings and other pressure-bearing components.
Can My Titan Airless Sprayer Support This Fine Finish Tip?
Do not determine equipment compatibility from the 671 prefix or guard fit alone. Compare the selected tip's orifice and nominal flow with the specifications in the exact sprayer manual, including maximum delivery and maximum supported tip size. Then confirm the installed gun, guard and complete pressure path.
The 671 matrix spans published nominal flows from 0.07 to 0.21 GPM, but adequate pump output is only one selection criterion. The coating manufacturer's tip recommendation and the sprayer manufacturer's operating limits remain essential.
Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish vs SC-6+ Reversible Tips
| Feature | 671 SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish | 662 SC-6+ Reversible |
|---|---|---|
| Primary positioning | Specialized fine finishing | Standard SC-6+ reversible airless spraying |
| Published family | 671-XXX | 662-XXX |
| Fine-finish matrix | .008, .010, .012, .014 in. | Much broader standard SC-6+ orifice matrix |
| Manufacturer positioning | Up to 27% finer atomization than a standard tip; stains, lacquers and light-bodied clears | Long-lasting orifice, consistent film thickness and up to 22% wider fan positioning |
| Maximum working pressure | 5,000 PSI / 34.5 MPa | 5,000 PSI / 34.5 MPa |
| Buying priority | Finish material, recommended opening, fan width and flow | Application, coating, fan width, orifice, flow and equipment capacity |
Which Titan Spray Tip Technology Should I Choose?
| Titan Family | Series | Manufacturer Positioning | Selection Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish | 671 | Fine finishing; stains, lacquers and light-bodied clear finishes | Choose when the verified finish-material requirement matches the specialized 671 matrix. |
| SC-6+ Reversible | 662 | Standard reversible SC-6+ family with a broad orifice matrix | Compare for conventional airless applications requiring sizes outside the specialized 671 matrix. |
| SC-6+ Widespray | Separate SC-6+ family | Wide-pattern application technology | Consider when manufacturer-documented wide-pattern coverage is the application priority. |
| TR1 Reversible | 695 | TR1 standard reversible-tip technology | Use the separate TR1 chart and specifications; do not transfer 671 data. |
| TR1 HEA | 330 | High Efficiency Airless technology | Choose using Titan's HEA-specific pressure, size and application guidance rather than Synergy specifications. |
Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish Pressure, Gun, Guard & Hose Requirements
Titan publishes a 5,000 PSI / 34.5 MPa maximum working pressure for the 671-series Fine Finishing Tip. This is a component maximum—not an instruction to spray at 5,000 PSI.
Tip, gun, guard, hose, whip hose, fittings, manifolds and sprayer can carry different ratings. The complete spray system must remain within the rating of its lowest-rated pressure-bearing component.
671-Series Product-Data & Suffix Audit
Titan's current manufacturer literature confirms the core 671-XXX Fine Finish family and its size matrix. AllTitanParts currently also carries entries using suffixes or replacement statements, including 671-310T and store-listed A-suffix replacement relationships. Those suffixes should not automatically be treated as identical package configurations or supersessions merely because their base three-digit size matches.
For 671-212A, 671-214A, 671-310A, 671-410A, 671-310T or any other suffixed order number, confirm Titan's current ordering/supersession record before publishing the suffix meaning, package contents or interchangeability. The unsuffixed 671 matrix establishes tip size data; it does not by itself establish suffix semantics.
When Should You Replace a Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish Tip?
Spray tips are wear components. Inspect a fine-finish tip when the fan pattern no longer performs as expected or finish consistency deteriorates, and compare performance with Titan's service guidance before continuing production work. Avoid using a universal gallons-sprayed replacement interval: coating abrasiveness, pressure, filtration and operating conditions can materially change tip wear.
How to Order the Correct Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish Tip
- Identify the finish material and application.
- Check the coating manufacturer's recommended airless-tip orifice.
- Determine the desired fan width.
- Use Titan's 671-series chart to identify a documented combination.
- Check Titan's published nominal flow for that opening.
- Verify the sprayer's maximum output.
- Verify the sprayer's maximum supported tip size.
- Confirm the exact spray gun and tip guard.
- Check all applicable system pressure ratings.
- Locate the exact 671-series Titan order number.
- Verify current suffix, replacement or supersession information when applicable.
- Order only after the coating, tip and equipment requirements agree.
Contractor Selection Insight
Do not choose a Titan fine-finish tip from fan width alone. Start with the coating manufacturer's recommended orifice, then select a documented Titan 671 fan width and check nominal flow, sprayer capacity, gun/guard and pressure ratings.
Same fan, different flow: 208, 210, 212 and 214 share Titan's 4–6-inch fan group while increasing from .008 to .014 inch and 0.07 to 0.21 GPM.
Same opening, different coverage: 210, 310, 410 and 510 use a .010-inch opening while moving through progressively wider Titan-listed fan groups. Shop, compare, buy or order genuine OEM Titan SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish Tips from AllTitanParts.com only after confirming the exact 671-series part number.
FAQ Section
Use these verified selection principles before choosing a Titan 671-series Fine Finish Tip.
How do I choose the correct Titan SC-6+ Fine Finish Tip size?Start with the coating manufacturer's recommended airless-tip orifice, choose the desired fan width from Titan's 671-series chart, check Titan's nominal flow, and verify the sprayer's output, maximum supported tip size, gun/guard and complete-system pressure limits. Then order the exact documented 671-series part number.
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What do numbers such as 310, 410 and 510 mean on a Titan fine-finish tip?In Titan's published 671 matrix, 310, 410 and 510 all use a .010-inch nominal orifice. Titan lists them in 6–8, 8–10 and 10–12-inch nominal fan groups respectively. Always verify a size against the manufacturer chart instead of assuming every possible numerical combination exists.
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Will a Titan SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish Tip work with my airless sprayer and spray gun?Not automatically. Titan states that the 671 Fine Finishing Tips are interchangeable with industry-standard tip guards, but guard fit does not establish sprayer compatibility. Verify the selected orifice and flow against the exact sprayer's output and maximum tip capacity, and confirm the gun, guard and pressure ratings separately.
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What is the difference between Titan 671 SC-6+ Fine Finish and 662 SC-6+ Reversible tips?The 671 family is Titan's specialized Fine Finish/Synergy family, with a published matrix centered on .008, .010, .012 and .014-inch openings and manufacturer positioning for fine-finish materials. The 662 SC-6+ Reversible family uses a substantially broader standard airless size matrix and separate manufacturer performance positioning. Do not transfer specifications between the two families.
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How do fan width, orifice and GPM affect Titan fine-finish tip selection?Fan width affects nominal coverage width, while the orifice strongly influences material flow. Titan publishes nominal 671 flows of 0.07, 0.11, 0.16 and 0.21 GPM for .008, .010, .012 and .014-inch openings respectively, calculated at 2,000 PSI using water. Select the coating-approved opening first, then balance fan width and flow against the equipment's capacity.
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