Titan lists 3000 psi for the Elite 2000 and 3300 psi for the 3000, 3500 and 4500. Flow climbs from 0.47 GPM on the 2000 to 0.60, 0.75 and 1.25 GPM, and the largest tip climbs from 0.021" to 0.025", 0.027" and 0.036". The 2000 and 3000 are electric; the 3500 and 4500 are gas.
The chart
These figures are the ones Titan lists on its Elite model pages. The 4500 column is the exception: Titan has no Elite 4500 page we could read, so that column comes from dealer listings that agree with each other and with Titan's Elite 5500 page. Treat it as dealer-sourced and check your own manual. Weights are left out because the published figures disagree.
Titan Elite 2000, 3000, 3500 and 4500
| Elite 2000 | Elite 3000 | Elite 3500 | Elite 4500 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Power | Electric, 1.0 HP DCX motor | Electric, 1.2 HP DCX motor | Gas, Honda GX120 | Gas, Honda GX160 |
| Max operating pressure | 3000 psi | 3300 psi | 3300 psi | 3300 psi |
| Max delivery | 0.47 GPM | 0.60 GPM | 0.75 GPM | 1.25 GPM |
| Max tip, one gun | 0.021" | 0.025" | 0.027" | 0.036" |
| Max tip, two guns | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | 0.023", up to 2 guns |
| Titan's recommended gallons per week | 50-100 | 75-100 | 150-200 | 200-300 |
| Gun supplied | RX-80 | RX-Pro | RX-Pro | RX-Pro |
| Tip and hose supplied | 517 tip, 1/4" x 50' airless hose | 517 tip, 1/4" x 50' airless hose | 517 tip, 1/4" x 50' airless hose | TR1 517 tip, 1/4" x 50' airless hose |
| Titan part number | 2437317 | 2402333 | 0537012A High Rider, 0537013A Low Rider | 2407310 High Rider, 2407311 Low Rider (dealers) |
The Elite 3500 72V is a battery-powered version of the 3500 and Titan lists the same 0.75 GPM, 3300 psi and 0.027" tip for it. Its other differences are outside this chart.
Reading the pressure row
Only the Elite 2000 has a lower number, 3000 psi. The pressure row is a ceiling, not a setting. Titan describes the PermaStroke pump as delivering top performance between 300 and 3300 psi on the larger models, so the number in the chart is the top of that range, not the setting you spray at.
The row matters most when you add hoses and guns. No component in the system should be rated below the sprayer, and the weakest part of the set is the one that counts. A 3300 psi hose such as the 0291006 50' x 3/8" hose is rated at or above every Elite in the chart. Check the rating printed on any hose, gun or tip guard before you swap one in, and relieve pressure first as your manual describes.
Reading flow and tip size
Flow and tip size are linked. The tip orifice controls how much material leaves the gun, and the pump has to supply it. The flow row tells you how much the pump can supply at most, and the maximum tip row is Titan's limit on how large an orifice to use with that pump.
Between the 2000 and the 4500 the largest one-gun tip goes from 0.021" to 0.036". Thicker coatings generally need larger orifices; fine finishes use smaller ones. Titan ties the 2000's small 0.021" maximum tip to fine-finish work as well as traditional coatings. The 3000's 0.025" and the 3500's 0.027" cover the middle. If you spray heavy coatings often and need a tip above the listed maximum for your model, look at a model with a higher limit rather than going over your model's limit.
The 4500 has the only two-gun figure. Dealers list it for up to two guns with a 0.023" maximum tip each. Titan lists only a one-gun tip for the other models, so we do not state a gun count for them. The tips themselves wear, so a spare 661-020 tip seat and seal kit is a cheap addition for any of these sprayers; it is listed on the Elite 3000 accessories page.
Reading the power row
The 2000 and 3000 need a power supply and an extension cord of the right size, which makes them natural for interior and residential work. The 3500 and 4500 have Honda gas engines, a GX120 and a GX160, and suit sites without power. Gas engines must be run and fuelled outdoors or in well-ventilated areas away from ignition sources. Titan also describes a low oil alert system on the gas models.
Recommended gallons per week
Titan recommends 50-100 gallons per week for the 2000, 75-100 for the 3000, 150-200 for the 3500 and 200-300 for the 4500. These are Titan's figures, and other sellers quote different ones for some models, so use Titan's. They describe weekly paint volume, not how fast a single job goes. Add up what you actually spray in a typical week and see which row it lands in.
Where each model's parts live
- Elite 2000: parts are listed individually, for example the 2443943 inlet valve. Open the Titan Elite Sprayer Parts page for the electric models.
- Elite 3000: the main assembly page leads to the cart, pump, motor, filter and valve diagrams.
- Elite 3500 and 4500: filed under the site's Elite gas sprayer parts, with separate diagrams for each. The 4500 valve repair kit is 2419852.
- Guns: the 0538020 RX-Pro gun and its 517 TR1 tip are on the 3000 accessories page.
Sprayers and parts that match the chart:
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The Short Version
Match the tip you spray with to the maximum-tip row, the paint volume you spray to Titan's gallons-per-week row, and your site to the power row. The 2000 is the only one rated at 3000 psi, and the 4500 column is dealer-sourced, so check it against your manual.
Narrowing down an Elite?
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