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Titan 0276258 Cup Gasket Kit; Thiokol

Titan 0276258 Cup Gasket Kit; Thiokol

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Part number 0276258 is a cup gasket kit made of Thiokol material. This kit contains the specialized sealing gaskets for the fluid cup or container attached to a compatible spray gun. It is compatible with the SprayTech HVLP Maxum II. Thiokol is a synthetic rubber known for its excellent resistance to solvents, paints, and chemicals, making these gaskets ideal for creating a leak-proof seal between the cup and the gun body.

Part Number 0276258
Part Description Cup Gasket Kit; Thiokol
Fits SprayTech HVLP Maxum II
Condition New

Retail Price: $42.4
You save: $3.22 (7.59%)
Our Price: $39.18

Thiokol Cup Gasket Kit for Spraytech HVLP Maxum II

Part number 0276258 is a cup gasket kit constructed from Thiokol material. This kit includes the precision seals that fit between the fluid cup (or material container) and the spray gun's inlet assembly. These gaskets are critical for preventing leaks and ensuring a vacuum-tight seal, which is necessary for proper fluid pickup and consistent spray performance.

This gasket kit is compatible with the Spraytech HVLP Maxum II spray gun. The Thiokol material is specifically chosen for its superior resistance to a wide range of solvents, lacquers, paints, and chemicals commonly used in finishing. Worn or hardened gaskets can cause air leaks, fluid drips, or poor material feed from the cup. Replacing them with this kit restores a reliable seal.

Service Guidance: Clean the cup threads and gun mating surfaces thoroughly before installing new gaskets. Ensure the gaskets are seated flat and are not twisted or pinched. Hand-tighten the cup firmly; over-tightening can damage the threads or deform the new gaskets.

Gasket function and replacement indicators

Primary function of the gaskets
Fluid Seal Prevents material from leaking out between the cup and gun body.
Air Seal Creates an airtight seal for proper suction and fluid draw from the cup.
Chemical Barrier Thiokol material resists swelling, degradation, and chemical attack from coatings.
Vibration Dampening Helps absorb minor vibrations between the metal cup and gun.
When to replace the cup gaskets
Visible Leaks Material seeps from the cup threads or the cup/gun interface.
Poor Fluid Pickup Gun sputters or struggles to draw material, indicating an air leak.
Hardened/Cracked Gaskets Old gaskets are stiff, brittle, cracked, or have lost their elasticity.
Preventive Maintenance Replacing gaskets periodically or when changing to a different, aggressive material type.

Compatibility

The Thiokol cup gasket kit part 0276258 is designed specifically for the following spray gun model.

Compatible Spray Gun Model Component
Spraytech HVLP Maxum II Cup Gasket Kit (Thiokol)

Related parts commonly serviced together

When servicing the fluid cup assembly, these related items are often inspected or replaced.

Fluid Cup / Container

The cup itself; inspect for cracks, damaged threads, or a warped sealing surface.

Cup Lid & Lid Gasket

The top seal of the cup system, which also needs to be airtight.

Gun Inlet Assembly

The threaded portion of the gun that receives the cup; check for thread damage.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a cup gasket kit made of Thiokol material for the Spraytech HVLP Maxum II. It contains the replacement seals that fit between the fluid cup and the spray gun to prevent leaks and ensure proper material flow.

Thiokol is a type of polysulfide synthetic rubber. It is renowned for its exceptional resistance to solvents, oils, fuels, and a wide variety of chemicals found in paints, stains, and lacquers. This makes it an ideal material for seals in spray finishing equipment where exposure to aggressive chemicals is constant.

If the leak is originating from the threaded connection where the cup screws onto the gun, then yes, replacing the worn cup gaskets with this kit is the most likely solution. First, ensure the cup itself is not cracked and the threads are clean. The vast majority of cup leaks are due to degraded gaskets.

They are not designed to be reused once removed, as they take a set. Replacement frequency depends on usage and material types. For heavy professional use or when switching to very strong solvents, replace them as part of annual maintenance or at the first sign of leakage or stiffness. For occasional use, inspect them regularly and replace when they lose flexibility.