The CapSpray 105 is a 5-stage turbine at 10.5 psi with a #4 pro set. The 115 is 6-stage at 11.5 psi, with #4 and #5 pro sets and a two-speed switch. Both come with a Maxum Elite gun, a 30 ft hose and a 5 ft whip, and Titan words their coating range the same way. The 115 adds headroom and one control, not a different kind of sprayer.
What is the same
Start with what Titan's pages put in common, because it is most of the sprayer. Both the 105 and the 115 come with a 30 ft air hose plus a 5 ft whip hose and a Maxum Elite gun. Both carry the line's standard features: an automotive-type air filter with a pre-filter on each side, a dirty-filter warning light, an onboard toolbox, a built-in gun and cup holder and sound reduction technology.
Titan's coating wording is also the same for the two. Each is described as able to atomize thick latex or solvent-based paints, enamels and varnishes with little or no thinning, and both pages talk about cabinets, furniture and workshop use. Nothing on Titan's pages says the 115 sprays a coating the 105 cannot.
What is different on paper
CapSpray 105 and 115 as Titan publishes them
| CapSpray 105 | CapSpray 115 | |
|---|---|---|
| Turbine | 5-stage | 6-stage |
| Max air pressure | 10.5 psi | 11.5 psi |
| Pro sets in the box | #4 | #4 and #5 |
| Speed switch | None listed | Two-speed switch |
| Titan part number | 0524033 | 524034 |
Titan lists the 230V CapSpray 105 under its own part number, 276047, with the same specifications. We do not publish weights or amp draw here because the figures published by Titan and by dealers disagree; use the nameplate and your manual.
A pro set is a needle, fluid nozzle and air cap, and a larger number means a larger nozzle opening. The 115 box adds the #5 set to the #4 that both carry. The 105 also has a 230V version (see the note below the table). The complete sprayers are on the site as 0524033 and 0524034.
The two-speed switch on the 115
The 115 is the only classic CapSpray with a two-speed switch. Titan's manual describes it as full power on high, or reduced 4-stage power on low. Low is for lighter-bodied material and high for thicker, and the manual advises using the lowest speed that works to save seal life.
Which one for which shop
- Choose the 105 if your work is cabinets, furniture and trim in thick latex, enamels or varnishes, which is exactly what Titan's 105 page describes. It also comes in a 230V version if that is what your shop supplies.
- Choose the 115 if you want the top of the classic range: the sixth stage, the higher 11.5 psi ceiling, a #5 pro set in the box and the option to run the turbine on its lower speed for lighter material. Titan's 115 page describes it as having "the highest atomization power".
- Either way, the manual for your model sets the thinning and setup.
This is a decision about headroom and convenience, not about one being right and the other wrong. A 105 that is cleaned and maintained after every job will keep doing the work that Titan's page describes for it.
Parts you can compare on the diagrams
The two models share the layout of their diagrams and differ in a few callouts. The turbine assembly is the clearest: the 105 Turbine Assembly page lists 0524280A, and the 115 Turbine Assembly page lists 0524290A. They are different part numbers, so do not order one for the other.
The 105 Main Assembly and 115 Main Assembly pages both list the Maxum II gun with cup (0524041) and the Maxum Elite gun (0524027), plus the same filter kit and silencers. The 115 Upper Housing page lists a separate Cup Holder (HVLP), 0524536, that the 105 Upper Housing page does not list. If you need one for a 105, call to confirm before ordering.
If you already own one
Parts for both models are on the site under their own diagram pages, and the owner's manual for each is on our manuals page. Two items are worth having on hand either way: the 0524526A pre filter kit, because Titan's manuals tie clogged filters to excessive heat; and a way to confirm which gun you have before ordering gun parts. Call (713) 931-0006 with your model and serial number if the diagram does not settle it.
Complete sprayers and the parts that differ between them:
The Short Version
The 105 and 115 share a gun, a hose set, the filters and Titan's coating wording. The 115 adds a sixth stage, 11.5 psi, a #5 pro set and a two-speed switch. Pick on how much headroom you want, then order parts from the diagram for the model you own, not the other one.
Choosing between the 105 and 115?
Call (713) 931-0006 with the model and serial number and our parts team will confirm the right turbine and parts before you order.
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