

SprayTech part 0279185 is a collar assembly for two-finger spray guns used to secure the spray tip and guard assembly to the gun body. This component provides the retention mechanism that holds the tip guard in place during operation, ensuring consistent spray pattern alignment and safe operation. When the original collar becomes worn, cracked, or fails to secure properly, replacing it with this assembly restores reliable tip retention and proper gun function.
| Part Number | 0279185 |
|---|---|
| Part Description | Collar Assembly, 2-Finger Gun |
| Brand | SprayTech |
| Fits | Airless1 G10, Airless LX-65, Airless G10, Airless G10 TR2 |
| Condition | New |
The SprayTech 0279185 Collar Assembly is a replacement component designed for two-finger spray guns used in airless paint application systems. This collar serves as the retention mechanism that secures the spray tip and tip guard assembly to the front of the spray gun, holding components in proper alignment during operation. The two-finger design refers to the actuation mechanism of the gun itself, and this collar assembly is engineered to match the dimensional specifications and thread patterns of compatible models, ensuring proper fit and reliable tip retention under operating pressures.
Over time, the collar assembly can experience wear from repeated tip changes, exposure to pressurized coatings, and normal handling. Cracking of the collar material, deformation of retention features, or damage to the threads that engage the gun body can compromise the collar's ability to hold the tip guard securely. When this occurs, the tip guard may rotate during spraying, leading to misaligned spray patterns that affect application quality. In more severe cases, a worn or damaged collar may fail to retain the tip guard entirely, creating a safety concern as the guard is designed to prevent accidental contact with the spray tip during operation.
Replacing a compromised collar with the 0279185 assembly restores the original retention force and proper engagement between the gun body, collar, and tip guard. The assembly includes all components necessary to replace the original collar, allowing the operator to maintain the gun's safety features and spray pattern consistency. Installation involves removing the existing collar, cleaning the gun body threads, and threading the new collar into place before securing the tip guard assembly. After installation, verifying that the guard rotates freely to the desired orientation and locks securely helps confirm proper function before returning the gun to service.
| Tip guard retention | Secures the spray tip guard assembly to the gun body during operation |
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| Spray pattern alignment | Maintains consistent orientation of the spray tip for accurate application |
| Safety component | Ensures the tip guard remains properly positioned to prevent accidental contact |
| Visible cracks | Cracking or splitting of the collar material that compromises structural integrity |
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| Won't lock securely | Collar spins freely or fails to hold the guard in the selected position |
| Damaged threads | Stripped or cross-threaded engagement surfaces that prevent proper installation |
| Guard movement | Tip guard rotates during spraying despite being locked into position |
SprayTech part 0279185 is compatible with the following spray guns. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and revision.
| Spray Gun Model | Component |
|---|---|
| Airless1 G10 | Collar assembly, 2-finger gun |
| Airless LX-65 Spray Gun | Collar assembly, 2-finger gun |
| Airless G10 | Collar assembly, 2-finger gun |
| Airless G10 TR2 | Collar assembly, 2-finger gun |
Spray gun performance and safety involve multiple components. When replacing the collar assembly, these parts are commonly inspected or replaced at the same time.
The guard itself may have damaged retention tabs or deformation that affects secure locking.
Worn tips or seals can affect spray pattern quality and may be replaced during gun maintenance.
Inspect the threaded area on the gun front for damage before installing a new collar assembly.