Shop Genuine OEM Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tips
Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tips are 661-series reversible airless tips developed by Titan for high-production applications requiring an exceptionally wide spray pattern. Titan’s later published Widespray matrix uses a 24–26 in. (610–660 mm) nominal fan group with .019 through .027 in. orifices. Choose the exact Titan Widespray tip by the coating manufacturer’s recommended opening, required coverage width, nominal flow and the capacity of the complete spray system.
Titan 661-Series SC-6+ Widespray Tip Size Chart
Titan’s later full-line Widespray chart publishes five 24–26-inch sizes. The fan group remains the same while the orifice and nominal flow increase. Use the chart as a selection reference; it does not establish compatibility with a particular sprayer or coating.
| Tip Size | Titan Part Number | Nominal Fan | Orifice | Flow GPM | Flow LPM | Machine-Capacity Consideration | Published-Matrix Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1219 | 661-1219 | 24–26 in. / 610–660 mm | .019 in. | 0.39 | 1.47 | Lowest flow demand in Titan’s later five-size Widespray matrix; machine limits still require verification. | Listed in later Titan matrix |
| 1221 | 661-1221 | 24–26 in. / 610–660 mm | .021 in. | 0.47 | 1.78 | Higher material demand than 1219; verify coating opening and sprayer maximum tip. | Listed in later Titan matrix |
| 1223 | 661-1223 | 24–26 in. / 610–660 mm | .023 in. | 0.57 | 2.15 | Confirm the exact sprayer supports a .023-in. tip and required delivery. | Listed in later Titan matrix |
| 1225 | 661-1225 | 24–26 in. / 610–660 mm | .025 in. | 0.67 | 2.53 | Requires greater pump capacity than smaller Widespray openings. | Listed in later Titan matrix |
| 1227 | 661-1227 | 24–26 in. / 610–660 mm | .027 in. | 0.78 | 2.95 | Highest material demand in Titan’s later five-size matrix; verify pump and maximum-tip limits carefully. | Listed in later Titan matrix |
Current vs Historical Titan SC-6+ Widespray Sizes
Titan manufacturer literature has not always shown the same Widespray matrix. A 2019 Titan accessories chart published the 24–26-inch Widespray family from 1219 through 1237, using .019, .021, .023, .025, .027, .029, .031, .033, .035 and .037-inch openings. A later Titan full-line chart publishes only 1219 through 1227.
| Historical Size | Orifice | Historical Flow | Later Matrix | Status Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1229 | .029 in. | 0.91 GPM / 3.44 LPM | Not shown | Historical Titan listing confirmed; current/discontinued/superseded status not established by chart omission alone. |
| 1231 | .031 in. | 1.03 GPM / 3.89 LPM | Not shown | Historical Titan listing confirmed; verify current order status directly before sale. |
| 1233 | .033 in. | 1.17 GPM / 4.42 LPM | Not shown | Historical Titan listing confirmed; no replacement should be inferred from omission. |
| 1235 | .035 in. | 1.32 GPM / 4.99 LPM | Not shown | Historical Titan listing confirmed; current availability requires separate verification. |
| 1237 | .037 in. | 1.47 GPM / 5.56 LPM | Not shown | Historical Titan listing confirmed; do not label discontinued or superseded without current manufacturer evidence. |
How to Read Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tip Sizes
Use Titan’s published matrix as the authority. In the current published five-size group, 1219 identifies the 24–26-inch Widespray configuration with a .019-inch opening, 1223 uses a .023-inch opening, and 1227 uses a .027-inch opening.
Their corresponding Titan-published nominal flows are 0.39, 0.57 and 0.78 GPM. The numbering relationship is useful for reading a documented Titan size, but it should never be used to invent an unlisted part number.
Titan SC-6+ Widespray Orifice & Flow Guide
| Orifice | Nominal Flow | Metric Flow | Selection Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| .019 in. | 0.39 GPM | 1.47 LPM | Lowest material demand in the later published Widespray matrix. |
| .021 in. | 0.47 GPM | 1.78 LPM | Higher material delivery with the same nominal fan group. |
| .023 in. | 0.57 GPM | 2.15 LPM | Requires additional pump and coating-delivery capacity. |
| .025 in. | 0.67 GPM | 2.53 LPM | Verify the sprayer’s maximum supported tip before selection. |
| .027 in. | 0.78 GPM | 2.95 LPM | Highest material demand in Titan’s later five-size Widespray chart. |
Choosing the Correct Titan Widespray Orifice
Titan’s later 1219, 1221, 1223, 1225 and 1227 Widespray sizes share the same published 24–26-inch nominal fan group. The key matrix change is the opening and its associated material flow.
| Size | Fan Group | Opening | Flow | Primary Buying Check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1219 | 24–26 in. | .019 | 0.39 GPM | Does the coating call for .019? |
| 1221 | 24–26 in. | .021 | 0.47 GPM | Can the sprayer support .021 and required delivery? |
| 1223 | 24–26 in. | .023 | 0.57 GPM | Does coating guidance support .023? |
| 1225 | 24–26 in. | .025 | 0.67 GPM | Check maximum tip and pump capacity. |
| 1227 | 24–26 in. | .027 | 0.78 GPM | Verify coating, pump and complete-system requirements. |
Start with the coating manufacturer’s recommended airless-tip opening. Do not move to a larger Widespray orifice simply because it is available.
When Should You Use a Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tip?
Titan describes WideSpray Reversible Tips as being designed for high-production applications. The specialized 24–26-inch nominal pattern can cover a substantially wider path than conventional narrower fan groups, potentially reducing the number of spray passes when the coating, workpiece and equipment are appropriate.
That high-production positioning does not mean every Widespray size is suitable for every latex, block filler, elastomeric, roof, primer or protective coating. Use the coating manufacturer’s required orifice and application guidance before choosing the Titan size.
Can My Titan Sprayer Support a Widespray Tip?
A Widespray tip should not be matched to a sprayer by physical fit or pump GPM alone. Titan’s airless selection guidance instructs users to select by fan width and the orifice needed to supply the desired fluid volume and atomization, and not to exceed the sprayer’s recommended tip size.
The later Widespray matrix ranges from 0.39 GPM for 1219 to 0.78 GPM for 1227. Compare the selected opening and flow with the exact machine manual, including maximum delivery, maximum supported one-gun tip, gun configuration and operating-pressure limits.
Titan Widespray Gun & Tip-Guard Compatibility
Treat physical fit, pressure rating and machine capacity as separate checks. A tip that can be physically installed in a compatible guard does not establish that the gun, sprayer or coating is suitable for that Widespray size.
Verify the exact Titan tip/guard interface for the installed equipment, then separately verify gun pressure rating, guard requirements, sprayer maximum tip size, pump output and coating suitability. Do not transfer the standard 662-series SC-6+ guard-fit statement to the 661 Widespray family unless the applicable Titan documentation explicitly supports it.
Titan SC-6+ Widespray Pressure, Gun, Guard & Hose Requirements
Titan’s Widespray chart specifies a 5,000 PSI / 34.5 MPa maximum working pressure. This is the tip-family component maximum shown in the manufacturer chart—not a required spraying pressure.
Sprayer, gun, guard, hose, whip hose, fittings, manifolds and other pressure-bearing components can have different limits. The complete spray system must remain within the rating of its lowest-rated pressure-bearing component.
Titan SC-6+ Widespray vs SC-6+ Reversible Tips
| Feature | 661 SC-6+ Widespray | 662 SC-6+ Reversible |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer purpose | Specialized wide-pattern, high-production spraying | Standard SC-6+ reversible airless spraying |
| Series | 661 | 662 |
| Fan strategy | Specialized 24–26-in. published Widespray group | Broad conventional matrix with numerous fan groups |
| Later published orifice matrix | .019–.027 in. | Much broader SC-6+ matrix |
| Maximum working pressure | 5,000 PSI / 34.5 MPa | 5,000 PSI / 34.5 MPa |
| Buying priority | Wide coverage requirement + coating opening + flow + machine capacity | Application + fan + orifice + flow + machine capacity |
Which Titan Spray Tip Technology Should I Choose?
| Titan Family | Series | Primary Positioning | Why Consider It? |
|---|---|---|---|
| SC-6+ Widespray | 661 | Wide-pattern, high-production applications | When a documented 24–26-in. fan and supported material flow fit the job. |
| SC-6+ Reversible | 662 | Standard reversible airless spraying | Broad fan/orifice selection for conventional applications. |
| SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish | 671 | Specialized fine finishing | For manufacturer-supported fine-finish materials and smaller specialized openings. |
| TR1 Reversible | 695 | TR1 reversible airless technology | Use its separate Titan size chart and application guidance. |
| TR1 HEA | 330 | High Efficiency Airless technology | Use Titan’s HEA-specific pressure and application guidance. |
Fine Finish atomization claims, HEA overspray claims and standard SC-6+ fan-life claims are technology-specific and should not be transferred to Widespray unless Titan explicitly applies the same claim to the 661 family.
AllTitanParts 661-Series Product-Data Audit
The current AllTitanParts Widespray category contains both genuine Widespray listings and other 661-prefix products. The manufacturer’s Widespray matrix should control category classification rather than the prefix alone.
| Current Store Entry | Store Description | Widespray Matrix Finding | Recommended Catalog Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 661-1219 | SC-6+ 1219 Widespray Tip | 1219 is documented in Titan’s Widespray matrix. | Retain category assignment; correct offer data if required. |
| 661-1223 | SC-6+ 1223 Widespray Tip | 1223 is documented in Titan’s Widespray matrix. | Retain with standardized title. |
| 661-1227 | SC-6 Widespray Tip | 1227 is documented in Titan’s Widespray matrix. | Retain; normalize SC-6+ terminology if manufacturer/current catalog supports it. |
| 661-021 | SC6 White Seal, 6 Pack | Not a 1219–1227 Widespray tip size. | Review category placement as a seal/accessory rather than a Widespray tip. |
| 661-317 | SC6 317 Spray Tip | 317 is not part of Titan’s published 24–26-in. Widespray matrix. | Research legacy SC-6 classification before retaining here. |
| 661-319 | SC6 Tip & Seal | 319 is not part of the published Widespray matrix. | Review legacy/current classification before category assignment. |
| 661-821 | SC6 Tip & Seal | 821 is not part of the published 24–26-in. Widespray matrix. | Verify manufacturer classification and current status separately. |
Pricing & Product-Title Cleanup
The current category exposes $0.00 offer data for products including 661-1219 and 661-821. A zero value should not be presented as a genuine selling price unless the item is actually free. Confirm whether each record is missing a price, unavailable, discontinued, special-order, quote-only or affected by a database error, then correct the underlying catalog status.
For verified current Widespray products, use consistent descriptive titles such as Titan 661-1223 SC-6+ 1223 Widespray Tip. Do not rename seals, legacy SC-6 products or non-Widespray components merely to make titles uniform.
When Should You Replace a Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tip?
Spray tips are wear components. Inspect or replace the tip when wear causes the spray pattern or material delivery to move outside acceptable job requirements. Because coating abrasiveness, filtration, pressure and operating conditions affect wear, do not rely on a universal gallons-sprayed replacement interval. Follow Titan service guidance and evaluate the actual pattern and finish quality.
How to Order the Correct Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tip
- Identify the application and coating.
- Check the coating manufacturer’s recommended airless-tip orifice.
- Confirm that a 24–26-inch nominal fan is appropriate for the job.
- Use Titan’s published Widespray matrix to select a documented size.
- Check the Titan-published nominal flow.
- Verify the sprayer’s maximum delivery.
- Verify the sprayer’s maximum supported tip size.
- Confirm the exact gun and tip guard.
- Verify all complete-system pressure ratings.
- Locate the exact Titan 661-series order number.
- Check current, legacy or replacement status where applicable.
- Order only after the application, coating, tip and equipment requirements agree.
Contractor Selection Insight
Titan’s later published 1219–1227 Widespray sizes all use the same 24–26-inch nominal fan group, but their material requirements are not the same.
1219: .019 in. / 0.39 GPM vs. 1227: .027 in. / 0.78 GPM. The 1227 has approximately twice the published nominal flow of the 1219, so choosing the larger opening simply because it is available can exceed the coating requirement or the machine’s supported tip capacity.
Shop, Compare, Buy or Order genuine OEM Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tips from AllTitanParts.com after verifying coating orifice, flow, machine capacity and the exact 661-series part number.
FAQ Section
Use these selection checks before ordering a Titan 661-series Widespray tip.
How do I choose the correct Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tip?Start with the coating manufacturer’s recommended airless-tip opening, confirm that Titan’s 24–26-inch Widespray fan is appropriate, select a documented 661-series size, then verify nominal flow, sprayer output, maximum supported tip size, gun/guard and complete-system pressure limits before ordering.
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What is the difference between Titan 1219, 1221, 1223, 1225 and 1227 Widespray tips?Titan lists all five in the same 24–26-inch nominal fan group. Their openings increase from .019 to .027 inch and their published nominal flows increase from 0.39 to 0.78 GPM. Choose by the coating-required opening and equipment capacity rather than assuming the largest size is best.
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What does 24–26 inches mean on a Titan Widespray tip?It is Titan’s published nominal fan-pattern-width group for the 1219–1227 Widespray matrix, equivalent to approximately 610–660 mm. It describes the manufacturer’s nominal pattern group, not a guarantee that every coating, pressure setting and field condition will produce an identical measured width.
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Will a Titan SC-6+ Widespray Tip work with my airless sprayer and spray gun?Not automatically. Verify the exact sprayer’s maximum output and supported tip size, the installed gun and guard, the coating requirement and every applicable pressure rating. Physical fit or sufficient pump GPM alone does not establish documented compatibility.
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What is the difference between Titan SC-6+ Widespray, standard SC-6+ Reversible and SC-6+ Fine Finish tips?The 661 Widespray family is Titan’s specialized wide-pattern/high-production family. The 662 SC-6+ Reversible family uses a much broader conventional fan/orifice matrix. The 671 SC-6+ Synergy Fine Finish family is specialized for fine-finishing applications. Their specifications and manufacturer performance claims are not interchangeable.
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