The Impact 440 delivers more than the 410: 0.54 gpm with a 0.023" maximum tip, against 0.47 gpm and 0.021". Titan lists a weekly volume of 50-100 gallons for the 440 and 50-75 for the 410. The 440 has Electronic Pressure Control, an AutoOiler and a Sureflo Pusher Valve, while the 410 has mechanical pressure control.
The numbers side by side
Both are original Impact models, not Impact X. They are electric airless sprayers aimed at residential, property maintenance and small commercial work. The 440 is the larger of the two.
Impact 410 and Impact 440 compared
| Impact 410 | Impact 440 | |
|---|---|---|
| Max delivery | 0.47 gpm | 0.54 gpm |
| Max tip, one gun | 0.021" | 0.023" |
| Motor | 3/4 hp DCX | 7/8 hp DC |
| Max pressure | check your label | 3300 psi |
| Titan's weekly volume | 50-75 gallons | 50-100 gallons |
Published pressure figures for the 410 disagree, so the 410 pressure is left out. Weights are left out for both for the same reason.
Control and convenience features
The 410 has a mechanical pressure control, per our model page. It is built with all-metal construction, a stainless steel piston rod and balls, and reversible tungsten carbide seats, and Titan describes it as field serviceable. The 440 is listed with Electronic Pressure Control with Rapid Clean, which Titan says speeds up flushing and clean-up, plus an AutoOiler that delivers oil to the packings at the push of a button and a Sureflo Pusher Valve that frees a stuck inlet ball without tools.
Both are listed with Quad+ Packings and a PermaLife Cylinder. Titan says the cylinder never wears. The packings, balls, seats and piston rod are still the parts that wear on either machine.
What each sprays
Both handle standard architectural primers, paints and coatings. Titan also lists stains, lacquers, enamels, latex and other low and medium viscosity coatings for the 440 and for the Impact X 410. The tip limit decides what a given sprayer can handle, not the model name: the orifice controls how much material comes out, and a thicker coating generally needs a larger one. A 0.023" tip is the ceiling on the 440 and 0.021" is the ceiling on the 410.
Parts that match and parts that do not
Several pump numbers are listed on both diagrams: 762-145 inlet valve ball, 50164 outlet valve ball, 704-703 inlet valve cage, 700-587 upper piston guide, 704-552A piston assembly and 704-551A piston rod. That means the same number appears on both diagrams, not that you can skip checking fitment.
Parts that differ between the two diagrams
| Item | Impact 410 | Impact 440 |
|---|---|---|
| Repacking kit | 0552951 | 704-586B |
| Motor brush kit | 0508645 | 805-272 |
| Pressure sensing | 0551112 transducer | 704-492A pressure sensor |
The 440 pressure sensor 704-492A is on the 440 fluid section page. The 410 pump parts are on its own Fluid Section Assembly page.
The pump pages are Impact 410 Fluid Section Assembly (39 parts) and Impact 440 Fluid Section Assembly (41 parts). The 410 motor and drive are on the 410 drive page.
Frames
The 410 diagrams include a Stand Assembly (11 parts) and a Cart Assembly (4 parts). The 440 has a Skid Assembly (10 parts), a Cart Assembly P/N 805-282A (11 parts) and a Low Rider Assembly (16 parts). If you are replacing a drip cup, wheel or foot rubber, find the frame page for your exact model first.
Which one to pick
- Choose by tip and volume. If you spray stains, lacquers or enamels, or you run a larger tip, the 440 allows 0.023" and a Titan weekly volume of 50-100 gallons.
- Choose the 410 for smaller jobs. It has a 0.021" maximum tip and a Titan weekly volume of 50-75 gallons, with a mechanical pressure control.
- Both are small-job machines. If you spray above those volumes most weeks, look at a larger Impact instead.
- If you already own one, use the model name on the label to pick the diagram. Call (713) 931-0006 with the serial number for fitment.
Parts that differ between the Impact 410 and 440:
The Short Version
The 440 is the bigger machine: 0.54 gpm, 0.023" tip, 3300 psi and electronic controls. The 410 is 0.47 gpm with a 0.021" tip and mechanical pressure control. They share some pump numbers but have different repacking kits, brush kits and pressure sensing parts.
Not sure whether your parts need a 410 or 440 page?
Call (713) 931-0006 with your model and serial number and our parts team will confirm the part before you order.
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