| Product Overview |
Replacement diaphragm assembly for compatible Wagner/Titan LineCrew Striper pump sections that specify this exact component. |
| Function |
Flexes during pump operation to create alternating suction and discharge action, helping move coating material through the inlet and outlet valve system. |
| Industrial Applications |
Parking-lot striping, roadway marking, warehouse floor marking, athletic-field layout, municipal maintenance, property-management striping, and commercial pavement-marking work. |
| Accurate Compatible Titan Machines |
Wagner/Titan LineCrew Striper assemblies specifically listing diaphragm assembly 0288214. Match the existing part number because additional LineCrew variants may use different diaphragm components. |
| Accurate Part Number |
0288214; may also appear without the leading zero as 288214. |
| Compatible Parts & Assemblies |
Pump housing, diaphragm-drive components, inlet valve assembly, outlet valve assembly, sealing washer, suction components, low-line filter, and fluid-delivery system. |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together |
0288620 inlet valve assembly, 9870105 sealing washer, 0093638 outlet-valve seat, 0010779 outlet-valve spring, 0036462 spring support, 9941501 valve ball, 0010778 plastic seal, and 0088241 low-line filter. |
| Common Problems Solved |
Addresses pressure loss, weak suction, reduced paint delivery, irregular pump cycling, inability to prime, inconsistent line output, diaphragm leakage, and poor spray performance caused by diaphragm deterioration. |
| Use with Coating Systems |
Used in compatible LineCrew pavement-marking systems. Coating suitability depends on the complete striper configuration, spray tip, filtration, pressure setting, line width, and coating manufacturer requirements. |
| OEM & Brand Information |
Titan-branded replacement diaphragm assembly identified by part number 0288214 for applicable LineCrew equipment. |
| Commercial Benefits |
Restores material displacement without replacing the complete pump, helps reduce striping downtime, supports consistent line quality, and allows service technicians to rebuild the affected pump section economically. |