Titan rates the RX-80 and the RX-Pro at the same 3600 psi and puts both in the Red Series. Titan lists different features for each: the RX-80 has a Comfort Grip and a Longer Life Packing Kit, while the RX-Pro has an Ultra-light Trigger, a FingerPrint Grip and Infinity Packing, and comes with both two- and four-finger triggers.
What the two guns share
Both guns belong to Titan's Red Series, and Titan gives both a maximum pressure of 3600 psi (24.8 MPa). Both are sold with a 517 tip, and both are listed with Titan's Onboard Tools. If you are choosing between them for the pressure you spray at, there is nothing to separate them: the rating is identical.
The parts diagrams on our site overlap as well. The RX-80 parts list and the RX-Pro parts list both show the 651-020 tip seal, the 560-038 handle seal, the 0538305 retractor pin and the 0538222 trigger and lock assembly. That helps if you keep both guns on a crew, but it does not mean every part is shared, as the parts section below shows.
What Titan lists for each
These are the features as Titan lists them on its own product pages. We do not rank them, and where Titan says nothing, we say nothing.
Features as published by Titan
| RX-80 | RX-Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Series | Red Series | Red Series |
| Maximum pressure | 3600 psi (24.8 MPa) | 3600 psi (24.8 MPa) |
| Trigger | Two-finger or four-finger, depending on the version | Comes with both a two-finger and a four-finger trigger; Titan calls it an Ultra-light Trigger |
| Grip | Comfort Grip | FingerPrint Grip, customisable; small, medium and large grips are sold separately |
| Packing | Longer Life Packing Kit | Infinity Packing |
| Tip guard | Not stated on the pages we read | No-build tip guard included |
| Onboard Tools | Yes | Yes |
Titan describes the RX-Pro trigger as 30% lighter than a competitor's trigger pull. It does not publish trigger-pull forces or gun weights, so we give none.
Trigger, grip and packing in plain terms
Trigger
On the RX-80 you choose the trigger by choosing the version. 0538005 is the four-finger gun with a 517 tip and 0538006 is the two-finger version with a 517 tip. The RX-Pro comes with both triggers, so you can fit whichever you prefer. The trigger and lock assembly 0538222 appears on both diagrams.
Grip
The RX-80 has Titan's Comfort Grip. The RX-Pro has the FingerPrint Grip, which Titan describes as customisable, and the small, medium and large grips are sold separately. If hand size or glove thickness is the deciding factor for you, that is the practical difference to weigh.
Packing
Here the wording matters. Titan calls the RX-80 packing a Longer Life Packing Kit and the RX-Pro packing Infinity Packing, which Titan describes as reversing the seat and changing the ball to get twice the gun life. Those are Titan's claims about the RX-Pro. Titan gives no such number for the RX-80, and does not publish a service life in hours or gallons for either gun, so we do not say that one lasts longer than the other.
Kits and what is in the box
Each gun is also sold as a gun, hose and tip kit. Titan's kits for both guns include a 50 ft x 1/4 in. 3300 psi airless hose and a 3 ft whip hose, so the hose is the same either way. What changes between kits is the tip.
- RX-80: 2454979 is the HEA 517 kit on our site.
- RX-Pro: 0538022 with a 517 tip, 538023 with an SC-6+ 517 tip and 0538033 with an HEA 517 tip.
- Single guns: 0538020 is the RX-Pro with a 517 tip and 0538006 is the RX-80 two-finger gun.
Check the exact part title before you order, because our product names do not always match Titan's configuration names. If you are unsure what a listing includes, call (713) 931-0006.
Parts and upkeep: two diagrams, do not mix them
The valve end is where the guns are built differently. The RX-80 diagram lists the 0538210 seal assembly and the 0538215 RX-80 gun repair kit. The RX-Pro diagram lists the 0538221 ball valve kit, the 594-033 seat and the 594-006 gasket. Order from the diagram for your own gun.
We do not list what is inside the RX-80 repair kit, because Titan's contents list is not something we can confirm. If a repair kit covers the part you need, our parts team can tell you.
Which to choose
Neither gun is the better or the cheaper one on the facts Titan publishes. The rating is the same. The choice comes down to your hands and your habits: if you want both trigger styles in the box and a grip you can change, the RX-Pro's list matches that. If you want a gun in the version you prefer, with a Comfort Grip, the RX-80 versions cover that. Whichever you choose, follow the manual's pressure relief procedure before you service it, keep the tip guard on and respect the lowest-rated part in the system.
The guns, kits and key service parts for both guns, with live pricing and Add to Cart.
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RX-80 guns and kits.
RX-Pro guns and accessories.
The RX-80 diagram.
The RX-Pro diagram.
The short version
Same Red Series, same 3600 psi, same hose in the kits. Titan lists a Comfort Grip and a Longer Life Packing Kit for the RX-80, and an Ultra-light Trigger, FingerPrint Grip and Infinity Packing for the RX-Pro, which comes with both triggers. Use each gun's own diagram when you order parts.
Choosing between the two?
Call (713) 931-0006 with the job you spray and the gun you have now, and our parts team will help you match a gun or kit.
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