Titan's specialty airless tips are SC-6+ Fine Finish for stains and lacquers, rated 5000 psi; TR1 High Pressure, rated 7700 psi; TR1 and TR2 line striping tips, rated 5000 psi; and SC-6 widespray. Choose the line for the job, then match the rating to the lowest-rated part in your system.
Why specialty tips exist
One tip cannot suit every job. Different coatings and different tasks need different orifices, patterns and pressure ratings, and thick or protective coatings may call for a different sprayer class as well. Titan sorts its tips into families, and the specialty ones are built for a narrower task than a general-purpose reversible tip.
Each family below has its own page on our site, and all of them are reachable from Airless Spray Tips. For how to read the numbers on a standard tip, see our guide on reading Titan tip numbers; this article is about which family to look in.
SC-6+ Fine Finish
Titan describes SC-6+ Fine Finish tips as being for cabinetry, woodwork and metal, spraying stains, lacquers and light-bodied clear finishes. The rating is 5000 psi (34.5 MPa).
On our site these are the 671 series, 17 parts, on the SC-6+ Fine Finish Tips page. Examples are 671-312, listed as the SC-6+ 312 Fine Finish Tip, and others in the same series such as 671-310, 671-410 and 671-510. Several are also listed with a guard as a kit, such as 671-312G.
TR1 High Pressure
Titan lists a maximum working pressure of 7700 psi (53.1 MPa) for TR1 High Pressure tips. It also lists a high pressure tip guard, 661-027, rated up to 7700 psi (53 MPa).
These are the 696 series, 100 parts, on the TR1 High Pressure Tips page, for example 696-517. The page is the largest of the specialty families on the site. A high pressure tip does not make the rest of the system high pressure: the gun, hose and fittings each have their own ratings.
Line striping tips
Titan's line striping tips are rated 5000 psi (34.5 MPa). Titan also gives its own reading for striping tip numbers: a 421 is a 4 inch stripe, with the tip 6 inches from the surface, and a 0.021 inch orifice. That differs from the rule for standard tips, which is why the striping family has its own page.
We list two series. The TR1 series is 697, 33 parts, on TR1 Line Striping Tips, for example 697-421. The TR2 series is 692 and 694, 7 parts, on TR2 Line Striping Tips, for example 692-521, which the site lists as a TR2 spray tip 521 or 215. We do not state how TR1 and TR2 differ, so match the series to your striper and ask us if you are not sure.
SC-6 widespray
The SC6+ Widespray Tips page lists four parts: 661-317, 661-319 (listed as a tip and seal), 661-1227 and a 6 pack of white seals, 661-021. Titan gives no further description of this line in the material we use, so we list the parts and leave the rest to the manual and our parts team.
Match tip, guard and system
A tip's rating is only one number in the chain. The lowest rating among gun, hose, fittings, tip guard and tip applies to the whole system. For example, a 7700 psi tip on a 5000 psi guard is limited by the guard.
Titan's guards are rated up to 5000 psi (289228, 450-100A, 153003) or up to 7700 psi (661-027), and our Tip Guards page lists all four. Do not read this as a requirement to buy 661-027 with a high pressure tip: match the ratings of everything in your system.
One part from each specialty family:
662-515 is included for comparison. It is from the SC-6+ Reversible family, which Titan describes as for latex in residential or commercial work. See SC-6+ Reversible Tips for that line.
The Short Version
Fine finish tips (671) are for stains and lacquers at 5000 psi. High pressure tips (696) are rated 7700 psi. Striping tips (697, 692, 694) are rated 5000 psi and read differently. Whatever you choose, the lowest-rated part in your system sets the limit.
Not sure which specialty tip you need?
Call (713) 931-0006 with your sprayer model and the coating or job, and we will point you to a tip family.
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