

Part number 89595 is a Washer used in PowrBeast Airless Sprayers and Hydrax 4540-7230 equipment. This flat washer distributes load under fastener heads, protects surfaces from damage, and helps maintain proper clamping force. Replacing a worn, corroded, or missing washer ensures proper fastener retention and prevents component loosening during operation.
| Part Number | 89595 |
|---|---|
| Part Description | Washer |
| Brand | Multiple |
| Fits | PowrBeast Airless Sprayer, Hydrax 4540-7230 |
| Condition | New |
The 89595 Washer is a standard flat washer used in PowrBeast Airless Sprayers and Hydrax 4540-7230 equipment. It serves as a critical component in fastener assemblies, providing a smooth bearing surface under bolt heads and nuts to distribute clamping load and prevent surface damage.
Flat washers distribute the clamping load over a wider area, preventing damage to mating surfaces and reducing the risk of fastener loosening due to embedment. They also act as spacers and can compensate for slightly oversized holes. Replacing worn, corroded, or missing washers ensures proper joint integrity and extends equipment life.
| Load distribution | Spreads fastener clamping force over a larger area |
|---|---|
| Surface protection | Prevents fastener head from marring or embedding into mating surface |
| Spacing / alignment | Helps achieve proper positioning of assembled components |
| Corrosion | Rust or chemical damage has weakened the washer |
|---|---|
| Deformation | Washer is bent, warped, or no longer flat |
| Missing | Washer absent during disassembly; always replace |
| Surface damage | Galling or gouging that could affect load distribution |
Part number 89595 is compatible with the following models. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and revision.
| Brand / Model | Component |
|---|---|
| PowrBeast Airless Sprayer | Washer |
| Hydrax 4540-7230 | Washer |
When replacing a washer, these components are often inspected or replaced at the same time to ensure complete fastening integrity.
Inspect fastener threads for damage or stretch; replace if worn.
Check for damaged threads or corrosion; replace if necessary.
If used in combination, inspect lock washers for fatigue or loss of tension.