Titan 0275574 Set Screw
CapSpray part 0275574 is a set screw used to secure critical components on compatible CapSpray HVLP systems. It provides a positive locking action to prevent unwanted movement of adjustment knobs, needle assemblies, or other fastened parts during operation.
| Part Number | 0275574 |
|---|---|
| Part Description | Set Screw |
| Brand | CapSpray |
| Fits | CapSpray HVLP Maxum II |
| Condition | New |
Set Screw for CapSpray HVLP Maxum II Systems
The CapSpray 0275574 Set Screw is a precision fastener used to lock adjustment controls, needle guides, or other rotating parts in place on the Maxum II turbine HVLP system. A properly seated set screw ensures that settings remain stable during operation, preventing drift that can affect material flow, pattern shape, or fan width.
Over time, set screws can become stripped, lost, or loosen due to vibration. A missing or damaged screw can lead to inconsistent spray performance, unintended adjustment movement, or even component separation. Replacing with the correct OEM screw restores secure fastening and reliable operation.
What it does and when to replace it
| Secures components | Locks adjustment knobs, needle guides, or covers to a shaft or housing |
|---|---|
| Prevents drift | Holds settings under vibration and normal use |
| Maintains calibration | Ensures consistent spray pattern and material flow |
| Lost screw | Screw missing, causing part to be loose or detached |
|---|---|
| Stripped threads | Screw will not tighten, or spins freely without clamping |
| Damaged head | Hex socket or slot rounded out, cannot be removed or torqued |
| Persistent loosening | Screw loosens repeatedly even after retightening |
Compatibility
CapSpray part 0275574 is compatible with the following systems. Always verify fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and revision.
| CapSpray Model | Component |
|---|---|
| CapSpray HVLP Maxum II | Set screw (0275574) |
Related parts commonly serviced together
When replacing a set screw, consider inspecting or replacing these associated components to ensure a complete repair.
If the screw was lost or stripped, the mating knob may have worn threads or a damaged hub.
On models where the set screw secures the needle guide, inspect the needle for straightness and wear.
Check for cracks or deformation around the set screw mounting point if overtightening occurred.
Frequently Asked Questions
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