Titan AirCare and FRL Parts · PowrCoat 730
Find Diagram-Matched PowrCoat 730 Automatic Lubricator Parts
Shop verified components for the PowrCoat 730 Automatic Lubricator Assembly, including the panel-mount nut, FRL body connector, five-micron filter element, filter bowl, automatic drain kit, drip-control assembly, fill plug, lubricator bowl, regulator relieving repair kit, and body-connector O-ring kit. Match the official diagram position and exact Titan part number before ordering.
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Verified FRL Diagram
Match all eight numbered positions and both documented service kits.
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Clean Compressed Air
Service particulate filtration, moisture collection, and automatic draining.
03
Measured AirCare Feed
Maintain lubricant storage, metering, observation, and refill access.
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Diagnose Before Rebuilding
Check compressor output, moisture load, leakage, adjustment, and lubricant level first.
Major Replacement Components
High-Value PowrCoat 730 Lubricator and FRL Parts
These verified product pages cover the regulator, body sealing, mounting, connection, filtration, moisture-drain, lubricant-metering, refill, and reservoir positions listed on the supplied category.
Regulator Service
Titan 0533917 Regulator Relieving Repair Kit
Rebuilds the relieving-style air regulator when diagnosis confirms internal regulator wear, leakage, or unstable pressure control.
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Connector Seal Kit
Titan 0533918 Body Connector O-Ring Kit
Ten-piece O-ring service kit for the FRL body connectors, supporting sealed joints between the filter, regulator, and lubricator bodies.
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Mounting Hardware
Titan 0533910 Panel Mount Nut
Secures the documented panel-mounted FRL component position and helps maintain correct alignment during operation and service.
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FRL Body Connection
Titan 0533909 Body Connector
Joins adjacent FRL bodies and maintains the documented compressed-air passage between assembly sections.
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Air Filtration
Titan 0533911 Standard 5-Micron Filter
Five-micron filter element that removes particulate contamination from incoming compressed air before it reaches downstream controls.
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Moisture Drain
Titan 0533912 Automatic Drain Kit
Automatic drain component for the filter bowl, helping discharge collected moisture from the compressed-air preparation system.
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Lubricant Metering
Titan 0533914 Drip Control Assembly
Controls and displays the AirCare lubricant feed used to supply a measured oil mist to the PowrCoat pneumatic system.
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Reservoir Access
Titan 0533913 Lubricator Fill Plug
Seals the documented lubricator fill opening used when replenishing the AirCare lubricant reservoir.
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Lubricant Reservoir
Titan 0533916 Lubricator Bowl
Forms the documented lubricant reservoir below the drip-control section and allows lubricant level monitoring during maintenance.
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Repair Planning
Build a Complete PowrCoat 730 FRL Repair
Filter-side service should inspect the 0533910 panel nut, 0533909 connector, 0533911 filter element, 0533915 filter bowl, 0533912 automatic drain kit, connector O-rings, body faces, upstream supply hose, and downstream tubing.
Lubricator and regulator service should inspect the regulator setting and body, 0533914 drip control, 0533913 fill plug, 0533916 bowl, AirCare condition, connectors, seals, mountings, and visible drip rate. Replace only the parts confirmed faulty after the system is vented and cleaned.
FAQ Section
PowrCoat 730 Automatic Lubricator FAQs
Verified answers for AirCare adjustment, FRL diagnosis, moisture control, pressure regulation, parts identification, and safe service.
What type of page is the PowrCoat 730 automatic lubricator page?+
It is an exploded-parts-diagram category for the PowrCoat automatic lubricator and related filter-regulator-lubricator components.
Which PowrCoat models use this automatic lubricator diagram?+
Titan lists the same eight numbered parts and two service kits for PowrCoat 730, 745, 940, 960, and 975.
What does the PowrCoat automatic lubricator do?+
It meters AirCare lubricant into the compressed air supplied to the pneumatic system, helping lubricate air-motor components during operation.
What is the correct AirCare injection rate?+
Titan specifies a normal setting of one drop of AirCare lubricant per minute. The rate may be increased in cold weather when icing can occur.
Should the lubricator adjustment be changed routinely?+
No. Titan states that the lubricator is factory-set and should not be adjusted until the reservoir has been refilled or operating conditions require correction.
What does Titan 0533911 filter?+
Titan 0533911 is the documented five-micron filter element used to remove particulate contamination from incoming compressed air.
What does the automatic drain kit do?+
Titan 0533912 drains collected moisture from the filter bowl. Inspect the bowl, drain path, and incoming-air moisture load before replacing the kit.
When should the regulator repair kit be considered?+
Consider Titan 0533917 only after confirming adequate compressor delivery, sound tubing and fittings, a functioning gauge, and an internal regulator fault.
Why inspect the body connector O-rings?+
The O-rings seal the joints between FRL bodies. Damage or flattening can allow compressed-air leakage, but the connector surfaces and assembly alignment should also be inspected.
What can cause insufficient AirCare delivery?+
Possible causes include a low reservoir, blocked drip control, incorrect adjustment, damaged fill plug seal, contaminated lubricant, a damaged bowl, or restricted air flow.
What can cause excessive lubricant consumption?+
Possible causes include an over-open drip control, incorrect adjustment after refilling, internal drip-control wear, air leakage, or operating conditions that increase air consumption.
What safety procedure is required before FRL service?+
Release spray-gun and hose pressure, engage the gun safety, shut off the compressor, close the air shutoff valve, vent trapped air, and confirm both air and fluid pressure are at zero before disassembly.