Commander Siphon Hoses Parts are genuine OEM replacement components designed for Titan and Commander-series sprayers. These parts form the suction system that draws coating material from the container into your sprayer pump. Built with durable materials, they help maintain uninterrupted fluid pickup, reduce clogs, and ensure smooth priming and spraying performance for a variety of job conditions. Whether you’re working with textured coatings, paints, or stains, these siphon hose parts are essential for reliable and continuous material flow.

Key Features

Comprehensive OEM replacements: Parts like rock catcher assemblies, siphon tubes, hose assemblies, and inlet screens are included to fit Commander sprayers effectively.
Efficient material pickup: Siphon hoses and tubes are engineered to reliably draw fluids from containers into the sprayer pump, reducing the risk of cavitation.
Durable construction: Reinforced hoses and high-quality metal parts resist wear, abrasion, and job site conditions for long service life.
Debris protection: Rock catcher assemblies and inlet screens help trap larger particles before they enter the system, protecting downstream components.
Easy maintenance and replacement: Individual parts are available for swapping out worn or damaged components, eliminating the need to replace the entire siphon setup.

Applications

Fluid suction systems on Commander and Titan airless sprayers
Replacement of worn or damaged siphon hose components
Professional painting, coating, and finishing work
Industrial and commercial spraying, where a continuous fluid feed is critical
Job sites requiring reliable priming performance and minimal downtime

FAQs

Q1: What do Commander Siphon Hoses Parts do?

Commander siphon hose parts form the intake system that draws paint or coating material from the container into the sprayer pump, ensuring a steady flow for spraying.

Q2: What components are included in the Commander siphon hoses category?

Typical components include rock catcher assemblies, inlet screens, bent siphon tubes, hose assemblies, hose clamps, spring guards, and various connectors to ensure proper suction function.

Q3: How does the rock catcher assembly help my sprayer?

The rock catcher assembly filters out larger debris at the fluid pickup point, protecting the siphon tube and pump from clogs and damage.

Q4: When should I replace siphon hose parts?

Replace siphon hose parts if you notice reduced material flow, frequent clogs, cracks in the hose, or if the hose loses suction efficiency.

Q5: How do I maintain Commander siphon hoses for long life?

Regularly inspect hoses for wear or cracks, clean screens and rock catcher assemblies after use, and tighten or replace hose clamps as needed to maintain proper suction performance.