PowrLiner Line Striping Accessories
Upgrade your striping performance with a set of precision line striping tips accessories designed specifically for Titan PowrLiner machines. These accessories, including the TR1-213 (697-213), TR1-413 (697-413), and TR1-215 (697-215) tips, give you confident control over line width and paint flow for different striping jobs. Whether you’re painting parking lot markings, sports field lines, or directional arrows, using the right tip helps deliver consistent, crisp lines with minimal overspray.
Each tip is engineered with durable materials to handle high-pressure airless paint delivery and repetitive use. Quick to install and easy to swap out, these striping tips let you tailor your PowrLiner to the specific job at hand, from narrow precision lines to wider marking needs. They’re essential accessories for contractors, municipal crews, and professional stripers who demand repeatable results and efficient operation.
FAQs
1. What do these line striping tips do?
Line striping tips control the width and pattern of the paint being applied. Each numbered tip (213, 413, 215) corresponds to a specific line width and spray fan, helping you match the tip to your marking requirements.
2. What’s the difference between the TR1-213, TR1-413, and TR1-215 tips?
- TR1-213 (697-213) produces a narrow line — commonly used for smaller markings or precise detail work.
- TR1-413 (697-413) delivers a wider spray pattern for standard striping like parking stall lines.
- TR1-215 (697-215) offers a slightly wider width than the 213 tip but narrower than the 413, giving you versatility for intermediate stripe sizes.
3. Are these tips compatible with all PowrLiner machines?
Yes, the TR1 series tips are designed to be compatible with most Titan PowrLiner airless striping systems, including the PowrLiner 550. Always check your machine’s manual to confirm tip compatibility before use.
4. How often should I change my striping tip?
Replace your striping tip when you notice loss of line definition, uneven spray, or wear marks on the tip’s orifice. Frequent use and higher-abrasion paints may require earlier changes to maintain clean, sharp lines.
5. How do I install or switch a striping tip?
Turn off the machine and relieve pressure, then remove the existing tip from the gun head. Insert the new tip according to your desired line width and secure it per the PowrLiner manual instructions. Always wear gloves and follow safety precautions when handling tips and paint.