Choose by coating and volume first, then by how you want to power it. A FlexSpray handheld suits small, detailed jobs. The ED655 Plus is a compact airless pump. The AirCoat and MultiFinish 440 add an onboard compressor for air-assisted work. ProFinish turbines supply HVLP air. Weights run from 4.3 lbs to 90 lbs.
Start with the work, not the machine
Three questions narrow the field quickly. What are you spraying, how much of it per week, and where do you have power? A handful of doors or a piece of furniture is a different job from a kitchen of cabinets or trim through a whole house, and the machines are sized accordingly.
Coatings come first. Titan lists stains, lacquers, enamels and low to medium viscosity latex for the MultiFinish 440. For the FlexSpray front ends, the FlexFinish end is listed for heavier coatings such as latex, enamel and acrylic, and the FineFinish end for stains, lacquers and urethanes.
Volume is the second filter. Dealer listings of Titan's ratings give 20 to 50 gallons per week for the ED655 Plus and the AirCoat, and 50 to 75 gallons per week for the MultiFinish 440. Those are guides to the class of machine, not a duty cycle for your sprayer, so check your manual for the details.
Handheld: FlexSpray
The FlexSpray handhelds are the lightest option because the turbine, the cup and the gun are one tool. There are two. The corded FlexSpray Handheld (0524093) runs on 120 V, has a 1 qt stainless steel cup and a maximum delivery of 0.20 gpm. The cordless FlexSpray Pro 18V (2443773B) delivers 0.31 gpm, weighs 4.3 lbs and runs on 18V, 4Ah AMPShare by Bosch batteries, with two included.
Both use two front ends that twist on and off with the Quick Change System. On the Pro 18V, Titan positions FlexFinish Pro for higher production on larger architectural surfaces and FineFinish Pro for precision and detail. Titan says it sprays unthinned latex and lightweight coatings such as lacquer and stain. That suits small parts, detail work and jobs where dragging a hose and a cart is the main nuisance. A one-quart cup means refilling often on bigger surfaces, which is where the larger systems below take over.
The site's FlexSpray Handheld parts pages are for the corded model. Do not assume they fit the Pro 18V; call (713) 931-0006 with the model and serial number first.
Small airless pump: ED655 Plus
The ED655 Plus (0508090) is a plain airless pump with no compressor: 2800 psi, a maximum tip size of 0.017 in., a 1/2 HP TEFC motor and a weight of 27 lbs. It ships with an RX-80 gun and an SC-6+ Synergy 412 fine finish tip. Titan describes it as a compact, lightweight, dedicated finishing system. Choose it when you want pumped fluid and a small tip without carrying anything that makes air. With no air adjustment, the tip and the pressure setting are the controls you have, so a good tip matters.
Air-assisted airless: AirCoat and MultiFinish 440
Both machines add a quiet onboard compressor and an air whip beside the fluid hose, and both use the GM 3600 gun. Both can also run as plain airless sprayers. The AirCoat (0508074A) is rated at 2800 psi with a 0.017 in. maximum tip. The MultiFinish 440 (0524029) is rated at 3300 psi with a 0.023 in. maximum tip on one gun, and weighs 90 lbs. The MultiFinish layout draws from 1 gallon or 5 gallon pails.
This is the group to look at when you spray finishing coatings all week and want a finer pattern than a fluid-only pump gives you. The extra capability comes with extra weight and a second hose to manage. The main questions here are the coating, the weekly volume and whether you can move 90 lbs around the site.
HVLP turbine systems: ProFinish
ProFinish is Titan's HVLP line, where turbine air atomizes the coating at low pressure with less overspray. The TS40 has a 3-stage turbine and the TS50 a 4-stage turbine. They come as turbine only (TS), with a remote cup (TSR) or on a cart with a pressure pot and compressor (TSP), in 120 V and 230 V versions. A TS kit has a 20 ft air hose, a one-quart cup and a 0.043 needle and nozzle set. Consider this line when low overspray matters most. The site's turbine page lists the filter and flex air hose.
The site also carries parts diagrams for CapSpray HVLP cup and pressure feed guns, which belong to a separate line; they are in the fine finishing parts category.
Power, portability and what you can service
Titan fine finish lines by power source and method
| Line | Power | Weight (where verified) | How it atomizes |
|---|---|---|---|
| FlexSpray Pro 18V | 18V batteries, two included | 4.3 lbs | Turbine in the gun, two front ends |
| FlexSpray Handheld | 120 V corded | Not listed here | Turbine in the gun, two front ends |
| ED655 Plus | Electric, 1/2 HP motor | 27 lbs | Airless pump, fluid pressure only |
| AirCoat | Electric, 1/2 HP motor | Not listed here | Air-assisted or airless, onboard compressor |
| MultiFinish 440 | Electric, 7/8 HP motor | 90 lbs | Air-assisted or airless, onboard compressor |
| ProFinish TS40 / TS50 | 120 V or 230 V versions | Not listed here | HVLP turbine |
Weights are shown only where Titan and dealers agree. Check the data plate or the manual for the rest.
Whatever you pick, parts and manuals remain available. The fine finishing sprayer parts category has diagrams for the MultiFinish 440, FlexSpray, ProFinish and GM 3600 gun, and the ED655 Plus main assembly page covers that pump. Manuals are on the manuals page. If you are unsure which model you have or what it needs, call (713) 931-0006 with the model and serial number.
One machine or part from each line:
The Short Version
Match the coating and weekly volume first. Handhelds fit small, detailed work, the ED655 Plus is the compact airless option, the AirCoat and MultiFinish 440 add air for finer atomization, and ProFinish turbines give low-pressure HVLP. Then check weight, power source and whether the parts you will need are on the site.
Not sure which line fits your work?
Call (713) 931-0006 with your coating and what you spray each week and our parts team can help you narrow it down.
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