Every CapSpray has dual air filtration, a red dirty-filter warning light, an onboard toolbox, a built-in gun and cup holder, sound reduction and Titan's up-to-90% transfer efficiency rating. The light warns that air flow has dropped; it does not shut the turbine off. The parts behind each feature sit on the Main Assembly and Upper Housing diagrams.
Dual air filtration
An HVLP turbine pulls in shop air and pushes it to the gun, so whatever is in the air ends up near your finish. Titan fits two layers to deal with that. An automotive-type air filter gives clean atomizing air and a consistent fan pattern, and a pre-filter sits on both the atomizing-air side and the cooling-air side.
Titan's manuals say clogged filters cause excessive heat and can damage the turbine, which is why the filters are the one part of this sprayer to look at often. The related parts on the Main Assembly diagrams are the 0524526A pre filter kit, the 0524523A pleated air filter and the 0524528A turbine motor air filter. Titan's own accessory page names 0524528A the pleated air filter, so check the callout for your model, or call, before you buy by name.
The dirty-filter warning light
The red light on the front panel works with an air flow switch inside the turbine. When air flow drops, the light comes on, and the manual's meaning is simple: clean or change the filters. Titan says the light is there to extend the life of your turbine and maintain maximum performance.
The light does not shut the turbine down. A sprayer with the light on keeps running, which is why it is a prompt to act and not a safety cut-out. Two parts are involved and both are on the Upper Housing diagram: the 0277472 air flow switch and the 0524547 warning light assembly (120v). See the 95 Upper Housing page for an example. Cleaning steps are in your manual, and the manuals are on our manuals page.
Onboard toolbox, cup and gun holder
The toolbox holds needles, nozzles, air caps and the nozzle wrench, so the pieces you swap during a job travel with the turbine. A built-in gun and cup holder gives the gun somewhere to sit between passes.
On the diagrams the box is 0524538 and its door is 0524537, both on the Upper Housing pages. A separate Cup Holder (HVLP), 0524536, is listed on the 115 Upper Housing page but not on the 95 or 105 pages. Titan lists a built-in holder for every model, so if you need that part for a 95 or 105, ask before ordering.
Sound reduction
Titan lists sound reduction technology on every classic and X model, and calls the 95's noise control more advanced than the 75's. It publishes no decibel figure, so we will not quote one. On the Main Assembly diagrams you will find silencer assemblies (0524593A and 0524926) and a sidewall silencer (0524927). They are parts you can order, but Titan does not say they are the sound reduction technology, so treat the link as a pointer to where noise-related hardware sits.
High transfer efficiency
Transfer efficiency is the share of coating that lands on the work instead of floating off as overspray. Titan's wording is up to 90%, a ceiling and not a promise for every job. HVLP gets there by atomizing with turbine air at low pressure, which is why the air side of the sprayer, filters included, matters so much. Pattern problems still come from the needle-nozzle set, distance, speed and how you set the air and fluid knobs on the gun.
Features by model
- CapSpray 115: the only classic model with a two-speed switch, per Titan.
- CapSpray X 95, 105 and 115: the CapLiner System and wrap tabs on the filter cans for power-cord management.
- CapSpray X 115: WhisperTech, a quiet idle when you are not on the trigger, and a Variable Pressure Control dial.
Everything else in this guide is common to the line. To find the part behind any feature, start at the CapSpray Series page, choose your model, then Main Assembly or Upper Housing. The 115 Main Assembly and 105 Upper Housing pages are two examples.
Feature-related parts from the diagrams:
The Short Version
The filters and the warning light are the features you will actually use daily: keep the filters clean, treat the light as a prompt, and remember it will not stop the turbine. The toolbox, holder and silencers are on the Upper Housing and Main Assembly diagrams for your model.
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