Optional PowrCoat Multi-Gun Distribution · 1/4-Inch and 3/8-Inch Systems
Build Reliable Multi-Gun Flow with Verified Manifold Components
Shop confirmed components for PowrCoat 940 Gun Manifold Assemblies, including the documented nipples, branch ball valves, outlet fittings, pipe plug and manifold block used in optional two-, three- and four-gun configurations. Titan lists separate 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch assembly families.
Repair Planning
Plan a Complete PowrCoat 940 Manifold Repair
Record manifold size, gun count, branch position and exact leak or flow symptom before disassembly. This prevents mixing 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch parts and helps isolate a single branch from system-capacity problems.
Inspect every involved nipple, valve, outlet fitting, pipe plug and manifold-block port together. When adding a gun line, confirm pump capacity, hose size, tip demand and the correct add-on configuration before ordering.
FAQ Section
PowrCoat 940 Gun Manifold Assembly FAQs
Verified answers covering manifold types, gun counts, connection sizes, flow control, branch leakage, expansion and safe service.
What type of page is the PowrCoat 940 gun-manifold page?+
It is an exploded optional multi-gun manifold replacement-parts category covering two-, three- and four-gun distribution assemblies.
Which complete manifold assemblies are documented?+
Titan lists 975-212, 975-213 and 975-214 for 1/4-inch two-, three- and four-gun systems, and 975-312, 975-313 and 975-314 for 3/8-inch versions.
What is the difference between the 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch manifold groups?+
The 1/4-inch group uses 814-002 nipples, 940-553 ball valves and 227-006 outlets. The 3/8-inch group uses 814-004 nipples, 941-555 ball valves and 808-555 outlets.
What does the 970-100 manifold block do?+
It distributes pressurized coating from one inlet across multiple branch ports for separate gun lines.
Why are individual ball valves used?+
Each branch valve allows a connected gun line to be isolated without shutting down every manifold outlet.
What does the 227-033 pipe plug do?+
It seals an unused manifold port so the block maintains pressure and does not leak coating.
What causes unequal flow between guns?+
Inspect branch-valve position, outlet fittings, hose restrictions, tip selection and pressure demand before replacing manifold parts.
What causes leakage at a manifold branch?+
Inspect the applicable nipple, ball valve, outlet fitting, manifold-block threads and thread sealing before replacement.
Why should the manifold block be inspected before replacing fittings?+
Damaged or cross-threaded ports in the block can prevent a new fitting or valve from sealing.
Can a gun line be added later?+
Titan documents one-gun add-on components for both 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch configurations; confirm the installed manifold size before planning expansion.
What should be checked before converting manifold size?+
Confirm hose size, gun-line fittings, valve type, manifold nipples and every downstream connection before moving between 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch configurations.
What safety procedure is required before manifold service?+
Lock all guns, shut off and bleed the air supply, open the pressure-bleed valve, trigger into grounded metal containers and verify zero pressure in every branch.