Titan 0278368 Pusher Spring
OEM Titan Pump Component
Titan 0278368 Pusher Spring is an OEM compression spring within the pump head assembly of SprayTech AirCoat and ED 655 Plus systems, providing return force for the pusher mechanism.
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OEM pusher spring restores proper return force and mechanical function, ensuring reliable pump operation and consistent spray performance.
Titan Pump Component Replacement
Titan 0278368 Pusher Spring for AirCoat & ED655 Plus Pumps
Titan 0278368 is an OEM compression spring used in the pump head assembly of compatible sprayer systems, providing the return force needed for proper pusher mechanism operation.
| Detail | Technical / Commercial Information |
|---|---|
| Product Overview | OEM Titan pusher spring used within the pump head assembly of compatible sprayer systems. |
| Function | Provides return force, tension, and shock absorption within the pusher mechanism. Works with the pusher body or stem assembly to return the component to its starting position after each pump cycle. |
| Construction | Manufactured from high-quality spring steel to precise specifications for correct spring rate, load capacity, and fatigue life. Compression spring design. |
| Compatible Models | SprayTech AirCoat, SprayTech ED655, SprayTech ED655 Plus, Wagner SprayTech 538, Wagner F230. |
| OEM Part Number | 0278368 Pusher Spring. |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together | Pusher body (0278337), pusher stem assembly (0278250), spring seats and retainers, seals, and guides or bushings. |
| Common Problems Solved | Pusher mechanism not returning fully, loss of pressure, erratic pump operation, unusual noises from the pump area, and weakened or broken spring due to fatigue or corrosion. |
| Commercial Benefits | Restores proper return force and mechanical function. Ensures the pump operates reliably and that all mechanical systems perform as designed. |
The 0278368 Pusher Spring is a critical mechanical component within the pump head. Over time, springs can weaken due to metal fatigue, corrosion, or stress. A weak or broken spring may cause the pusher mechanism to fail to return to its proper position, operate sluggishly, or not function at all. When replacing a spring, ensure it is correctly installed and is the correct spring for the application, as using an incorrect spring can lead to improper operation or damage.
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