PowrLiner 6000

PowrLiner 6000 Replacement Parts & Accessories

The PowrLiner 6000 is a professional-grade airless striping machine designed for demanding, high-volume pavement marking jobs. Built with durability and reliability in mind, the 6000 harnesses a robust hydraulic drive and heavy-duty fluid pump to deliver consistent, clean lines under tough conditions. Its flexible design lets you choose gas or electric power, ideal whether you’re working outdoors on big parking lots, roads, or indoors where low noise and emissions matter. With PowrLiner 6000, professionals get a dependable workhorse that transforms striping tasks from tedious to efficient, letting you focus on quality and speed rather than maintenance.

Key Features

• Severe Service 500™ Fluid Pump — The heart of the machine is a rugged, long-stroke, slow-cycling pump featuring a thick, hard-chrome-plated piston and cylinder rod. This design dramatically reduces wear and extends the life of packings, seals, and pump components, even under heavy and frequent use. 
• Flexible Power Options (Gas or Electric) — You can run the PowrLiner 6000 on a gasoline engine or convert it to electric power with the available kit. This flexibility ensures you can work on outdoor projects or indoor jobs where gas converto kits may not be permitted. 
• High Pressure Capability (up to 3300 PSI) — The system supports up to 3300 PSI (228 bar), providing enough power to spray a wide range of coating materials — from light-bodied paints to thicker, heavy-duty traffic coatings. 
• Durable and Low-Maintenance Build — Features like tungsten carbide valve seats, self-adjusting packings, a large inline paint filter, and a hand-tight swivel foot valve help ensure long service life, less downtime, and lower maintenance costs. 
• Complete Sub-Assemblies & Accessories — The 6000 supports a full range of sub-assemblies: main cart assembly, hydraulic system, fluid pump, siphon/bleed line assemblies, filter assemblies, second gun setup, trigger/line pointer, and even optional athletic field marking kits — helping you tailor the setup to your job. 

Applications

PowrLiner 6000 is ideal for:

• Parking lots and commercial properties — striping parking spaces, fire lanes, loading zones, directional arrows, etc.
• Roads, streets, and highways — lane markings, edge lines, crosswalks, and other traffic-guidance markings.
• Airports, industrial plazas, and large paved surfaces — heavy-duty, long-lasting markings for runways, loading areas, or large facilities.
• Sports complexes, stadiums, and athletic fields — field boundaries, lane lines, parking, and pedestrian markings.
• Municipal or maintenance services — where frequent marking or re-striping is needed with minimal downtime.
  
  

FAQ’s

Q1. What do the “Hydraulic System” and “Hydraulic Motor” include, and why are they important?

These sub-categories cover the hydraulic drive components that power the pump, including hydraulic motors, drive belts/guards, cart/chassis assemblies, and all associated hardware. They are critical because the hydraulic drive creates the smooth, long-stroke pumping action that gives the 6000 its durability and consistent fluid delivery.

Q2. When would I need to service or replace parts in the “Fluid Pump” or “Siphon/Bleed Line” assemblies?

If spray pressure drops, flow becomes uneven, or you notice leaks, it might indicate wear or clogging in the fluid pump, foot valve, siphon hose, or bleed/return line. Regular inspection helps maintain consistent paint delivery and avoids downtime.

Q3. Can the 6000’s power source be changed from gas to electric? What sub-category covers that?

Yes. The machine supports a “DC – Electric Convertokit” (or a gas-to-electric conversion kit). This allows converting a gas model into an electric-powered unit, handy for indoor work or environments where emissions or noise are restricted. 

Q4. What’s the role of the “930 Outlet Manifold Filter Assembly with Check Valve”?

This filter assembly ensures that paint or coating material is properly filtered before reaching the spray gun, preventing clogs or uneven spray. The check bleed valve helps maintain correct flow and pressure, assuring consistent, high-quality striping results.

Q5. Why might someone choose the “Second Gun Assembly”? When is using two guns helpful?

A second gun assembly allows spraying dual lines or wider lines in a single pass, increasing productivity and speed for large jobs like parking lots or long roadway striping. It’s particularly useful where high throughput and efficiency matter.