Titan 02976 Fine Strainer
OEM SprayTech Filtration Component
Titan 02976 Fine Strainer is a genuine inlet filter for the SprayTech Airless EP2205 sprayer. This 16 mesh stainless steel strainer traps particles and debris before they enter the pump, protecting internal components and maintaining consistent spray performance.
Compatibility
Inspect the strainer before each use. Clean with appropriate solvent and a soft brush. Do not use metal tools that could damage the mesh. Replace immediately if torn, clogged, or if cleaning does not restore normal flow.
SprayTech Fluid Filtration Replacement
Titan 02976 Fine Strainer for SprayTech Airless EP2205
Titan 02976 is a fine strainer specifically engineered for the SprayTech Airless EP2205 professional airless paint sprayer. Installed in the fluid intake path, this 16 mesh stainless steel filter captures particles and debris before they can enter the pump. By removing contaminants, it protects critical pump components such as packings, valves, and the spray tip from damage and clogging. Regular inspection and cleaning of the strainer is essential for maintaining proper flow and spray performance.
| Detail | Technical / Commercial Information |
|---|---|
| Product Overview | Genuine OEM fine strainer for the SprayTech EP2205 piston pump. Confirmed by independent parts references as a 16 mesh stainless steel inlet filter. The official EP2205 manual references the inlet screen in its troubleshooting procedures. |
| Specifications | Mesh: 16 (fine). Material: Stainless steel. Thread: 3/4" NPT(f). Construction: Double screen. Function: Particle filtration, component protection, spray quality maintenance. |
| Compatible Model | SprayTech Airless EP2205. Confirmed by Fix.com and Bedford Precision Parts quick-reference. Always verify fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and serial number. |
| OEM Part Number | 02976 Fine Strainer. |
| Replacement Indicators | Visible clogging that cannot be cleaned; physical damage (torn, bent, or holes in mesh); flow restriction causing sputtering or reduced pressure; preventive maintenance after extended use or when changing material types. |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together | Siphon tube assembly (often houses the strainer); inlet valve (downstream, can catch debris from a damaged strainer); spray tip (final component affected by contamination). |
| Why Genuine OEM | Correct mesh rating, material, and dimensions ensure proper filtration and fit. The stainless steel construction resists solvents and cleaning chemicals for multiple cleaning cycles. A proper strainer is the first line of defense for pump longevity. |
Service guidance: Inspect the strainer before each use. Clean by rinsing with appropriate solvent and brushing gently with a soft brush. Do not use metal tools that could damage the mesh. Replace immediately if torn, clogged, or if cleaning does not restore normal flow. Replace periodically as preventive maintenance. A clogged strainer restricts material flow, causing sputtering, reduced spray pressure, and poor atomization; a torn strainer allows debris to pass through, potentially clogging the nozzle or damaging internal seals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for confirming fitment and identifying when replacement is needed.
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