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Titan 0533418 Inlet Housing

Titan 0533418 Inlet Housing

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Titan Tools Inc.

 

AirCoat part 0533418 is an inlet housing used in the fluid section of AirCoat spray systems to direct material from the siphon hose or supply line into the pump. It houses the inlet check valve assembly and provides the threaded connection for the fluid intake. Replacing a worn, cracked, or damaged inlet housing restores proper fluid flow and prevents air ingestion or material leaks on compatible AirCoat equipment.

Part Number 0533418
Part Description Inlet Housing
Brand AirCoat
Fits AirCoat 423
Condition New

Retail Price: $208.7
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Inlet Housing for AirCoat 423 Spray Systems

The AirCoat 0533418 Inlet Housing is a critical fluid passage component used in AirCoat 423 air‑assisted spray systems. It attaches to the pump fluid section and provides the threaded port for the siphon hose or material supply line. The housing also contains the inlet check valve assembly, which ensures fluid flows in the correct direction and prevents backflow when the pump is not operating.

Inlet housings can become cracked due to overtightening, freeze damage, or physical impact. They may also suffer from thread wear, corrosion, or internal damage that compromises the check valve seat. A damaged inlet housing can cause air ingestion (loss of prime), external leaks, or erratic fluid delivery. Replacing a worn or cracked inlet housing restores proper pump priming and reliable material flow.

Service Guidance: When replacing the inlet housing, inspect the inlet check valve components (ball, cage, seat) and replace them if worn. Clean all fluid passages and ensure the siphon hose connection is tight but not over‑torqued. Use thread sealant appropriate for the fluid being sprayed.

What it does and when to replace it

What the inlet housing does
Fluid intake connection Provides threaded port for siphon hose or supply line
Check valve housing Contains the inlet check ball and cage to prevent backflow
Fluid flow path Directs material from the supply into the pump cylinder
When replacement is recommended
Cracks or damage Visible cracks, broken threads, or impact damage
External leakage Fluid seeps from the housing or connection
Loss of prime Pump fails to draw material or loses prime repeatedly
Corrosion / wear Corroded threads or internal surfaces that affect sealing

Compatibility

AirCoat part 0533418 is designed for use with the AirCoat 423 air‑assisted spray system. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and revision.

AirCoat Model Component
AirCoat 423 Inlet Housing

Related parts commonly serviced together

The inlet housing works closely with the check valve and intake components. When replacing the housing, these related parts are often inspected or replaced at the same time.

Inlet check ball & cage

The check ball and cage (e.g., part 0533414) should be inspected for wear; replace if damaged.

Siphon hose / fitting

The hose or fitting that connects to the inlet may have worn threads or cracks.

Outlet housing / fluid manifold

The mating pump housing should be checked for damage or debris that could affect seal integrity.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the inlet housing for AirCoat 423 spray systems. It connects the siphon hose to the pump and houses the inlet check valve assembly.

Common signs include visible cracks, fluid leaking from the housing, difficulty priming or frequent loss of prime, and stripped or corroded threads that prevent a secure hose connection.

This inlet housing is specifically designed for the AirCoat 423. Other AirCoat models may use different inlet housings; always check the parts diagram for your specific model.

Inspect the inlet check ball and cage for wear, clean the mounting surface on the pump, and ensure the siphon hose fitting is undamaged. Use appropriate thread sealant and torque the housing bolts to specification to avoid cracking.