The Elite 2000 and 3000 are electric and suit smaller volumes, 50 to 100 gallons per week by Titan's figures. The Elite 3500 is a Honda gas model for 150 to 200 gallons per week, with a battery-powered 72V version at the same output. The Elite 5500 is the largest, with a Honda GX160 and up to 2 guns, for 200 to 300 gallons per week.
The Elite line in one table
Titan builds the Elite family around PermaStroke, a sealed hydraulic design. Titan says it has no piston, packings, cylinder or clutch to wear or burn out, and is field serviceable with only two wear parts to change. That is the one technology point you need here; the rest of this guide is about picking a size.
Titan Elite models as published on Titan's pages
| Model | Power | Max flow | Max pressure | Max tip | Gallons per week | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elite 2000 | Electric, 1.0 HP DCX | 0.47 gpm | 3000 psi | 0.021 in. (1 gun) | 50-100 | 55 lbs |
| Elite 3000 | Electric, 1.2 HP DCX | 0.60 gpm | 3300 psi | 0.025 in. | 75-100 | 82 lbs |
| Elite 3500 | Gas, Honda GX120 | 0.75 gpm | 3300 psi | 0.027 in. | 150-200 | High rider 103 lbs, low rider 95 lbs |
| Elite 3500 72V | Battery, Honda eGX 72V | 0.75 gpm | 3300 psi | 0.027 in. | 150-200 | 127 lbs |
| Elite 5500 | Gas, Honda GX160 | 1.25 gpm | 3300 psi | 0.036 in. (1 gun), 0.023 in. (2 guns) | 200-300 | Low rider 104 lbs, high rider 113 lbs |
Figures are manufacturer maximums, and weights vary with cart type. Check the model's manual for your exact configuration.
Elite 2000 and 3000: the electric models
The Elite 2000 is the smallest. Titan lists it for residential, light commercial and fine finish work, with a flexible siphon that draws from a 1 or 5 gallon container. At 55 lbs on Titan's page it is the one to carry up stairs. Its 0.021 in. tip limit is the thing to check against the coatings you spray.
The Elite 3000 steps up to 0.60 gpm and 3300 psi, with a 0.025 in. maximum tip. It comes on a multi-position cart: a low rider that siphons, or a high rider that sits direct in the container, rolling on 10 in. pneumatic tires. It also has Titan's Sureflo Pusher Valve, which frees a stuck lower ball without a hammer.
Elite 3500 and 5500: the gas models
Both use Honda engines and Titan's FlatLine Pulsation Dampener, which Titan says eliminates pressure fluctuations and dead band. Titan also lists a low-oil alert on the engine and names coatings prone to shearing among their targets.
- Elite 3500: Honda GX120, 0.75 gpm, 0.027 in. max tip, 150-200 gallons per week.
- Elite 5500: Honda GX160, 1.25 gpm, 0.036 in. with one gun or 0.023 in. with two, up to 2 guns, 200-300 gallons per week.
The 5500 is the one to look at if you want two guns on one machine or a bigger tip than the 3500 allows. If one gun and one crew is your normal day, the 3500 covers it at a lighter weight.
Elite 3500 72V: the battery option
Titan describes the 3500 72V as the battery equivalent of the gas 3500: a Honda eGX 72V power source in place of the GX120, with the same 0.75 gpm and 0.027 in. maximum tip. It weighs more on Titan's page, at 127 lbs. The pick is about the site, not the output: it suits places where you do not want to fuel and run a gas engine. Gas engines should only be run and fuelled outdoors or in ventilated areas, away from ignition sources.
Pick by volume and by site
- Weekly volume. Titan's recommended gallons per week run 50-100 (2000), 75-100 (3000), 150-200 (3500 and 3500 72V) and 200-300 (5500). Titan's own buying advice is to choose a step above your current volume.
- Coating and tip. Compare the max tip in the table with the tip your coating needs. Check the coating's data sheet for it.
- Guns. Only the 5500 is listed here with two guns; the tip limit falls to 0.023 in. when you run both.
- Power on site. No power outlet means gas or the 72V battery. With an outlet, the electric 2000 and 3000 avoid an engine altogether.
- Moving it. Compare the weights: 55 lbs for the 2000 up to 127 lbs for the 72V on Titan's pages.
Where Elite parts are
Start from the Titan Elite parts page for the electric models and the Elite gas parts page for the 3500 and 5500. The pump assemblies are the pages to open for service: Elite 3000 pump assembly and Elite 3500 pump assembly. The 3500's main assembly lists the Honda engine, 980-332A, a 4.0 hp unit on the site.
537903 is a Valve Repair Kit that the site's catalog lists for the Elite 3000, Elite 3500 and Elite 3500 72V. The Elite 2000 has its own parts, so do not order it from a 3000 page. Call (713) 931-0006 if you are not certain which diagram you need.
Elite sprayers and parts named in this guide:
The Short Version
Elite 2000 and 3000 are electric for lighter volume. The 3500 is a Honda gas sprayer, with a 72V battery version at the same published output. The 5500 is the largest, with up to 2 guns. Match the model to your weekly gallons, tip size and power source, then order parts from its own diagram.
Not sure which Elite diagram is yours?
Call (713) 931-0006 with the model and serial number and our parts team will confirm the right assembly before you order.
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