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Titan 0509708 Seat O-Ring

Titan 0509708 Seat O-Ring

Sourced From:
Titan Tools Inc.

 

Titan part 0509708 is a seat o‑ring designed to provide a leak‑tight seal between the valve seat and the pump housing on compatible Advantage, PowrBeast, PowrLiner, and SprayTech sprayers. This o‑ring prevents fluid bypass, maintains proper pressure, and ensures consistent spray performance. Replacing a worn, flattened, or damaged seat o‑ring restores sealing integrity, eliminates leaks, and helps maintain optimum pump efficiency.

Part Number 0509708
Part Description Seat O‑Ring
Brand Titan
Fits Advantage GPX 165, GPX 220;
PowrBeast 4700, 7700, 9700;
PowrLiner 4950, 6950;
SprayTech GPX 165, GPX 220, GPX 1600, LC 1600
Condition New

$3.2

 

Seat O‑Ring for Advantage, PowrBeast, PowrLiner & SprayTech Sprayers

The Titan 0509708 Seat O‑Ring is a critical sealing component used in the fluid section of compatible Titan sprayers. It sits between the valve seat and the pump housing, creating a positive seal that prevents material from bypassing the valve. A properly functioning o‑ring ensures consistent pressure, reduces pulsation, and minimizes waste due to internal leaks.

Over time, exposure to harsh coatings, solvents, and normal wear can cause the o‑ring to become flattened, hardened, or cracked. A compromised seal leads to pressure loss, erratic spray patterns, or fluid leaking from the pump area. Replacing the seat o‑ring restores full sealing performance and allows the sprayer to operate at its rated pressure and flow.

Service Guidance: If you notice a drop in pressure, fluid leaking from the pump manifold, or difficulty achieving stall pressure, inspect the seat o‑ring. Always replace the o‑ring whenever the valve seat is removed or during a pump rebuild.

What it does and when to replace it

What the seat o‑ring does
Seals valve seat Prevents fluid bypass between seat and housing
Maintains pressure Helps the pump build and hold stall pressure
Prevents leaks Eliminates external weeping from pump manifold
When replacement is recommended
Pressure loss Pump struggles to reach stall pressure or pressure drops under load
Fluid leakage Visible seepage around the valve seat or pump manifold
Worn / flattened O‑ring shows signs of compression set, cracks, or hardness
During rebuild Always replace when servicing the valve seat or fluid section

Compatibility

Titan part 0509708 is compatible with the following Titan sprayer models. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and serial number.

Models Component
Advantage GPX 165 Seat O‑Ring
Advantage GPX 220 Seat O‑Ring
PowrBeast 4700 Seat O‑Ring
PowrBeast 7700 Seat O‑Ring
PowrBeast 9700 Seat O‑Ring
PowrLiner 4950 Seat O‑Ring
PowrLiner 6950 Seat O‑Ring
SprayTech GPX 165 Seat O‑Ring
SprayTech GPX 220 Seat O‑Ring
SprayTech GPX 1600 Seat O‑Ring
SprayTech LC 1600 Seat O‑Ring

Related parts commonly serviced together

When replacing the seat o‑ring, it is good practice to inspect and often replace these associated components to ensure a complete and reliable repair.

Valve seat

The seat can become worn or pitted. Replace if the sealing surface is damaged.

Ball & seat kit

For complete fluid section performance, consider replacing the ball and seat assembly.

Pump packings

If the pump has been leaking or showing pressure issues, packings may also need service.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a seat o‑ring used to seal the valve seat to the pump housing on numerous Titan Advantage, PowrBeast, PowrLiner, and SprayTech sprayers.

Common signs include loss of pressure, inability to reach stall pressure, fluid leaking from the pump manifold, and erratic spray performance.

Yes, part 0509708 is the factory replacement for the seat o‑ring in the specified Titan Advantage, PowrBeast, PowrLiner, and SprayTech models. Always verify with your machine’s parts manual.

Yes. The o‑ring is compressed during installation and may not reseal properly after removal. Always use a new o‑ring when servicing the valve seat or pump fluid section.