Titan 13403 Inlet Valve Holder
OEM SprayTech Fluid Section Component
Titan 13403 Inlet Valve Holder is a genuine replacement component for compatible SprayTech airless sprayers. It secures the inlet valve assembly within the pump, ensuring proper alignment and sealing for reliable one-way flow of material.
Compatibility
If the pump loses prime, has reduced output, or shows signs of valve leakage, inspect the inlet valve holder. Replace if worn, corroded, or damaged. Inspect valve components and seals during service.
SprayTech Fluid Section Component
Titan 13403 Inlet Valve Holder for SprayTech Airless Sprayers
Titan 13403 is a precision inlet valve holder for SprayTech Airless EP2300 SE, EP2300, and EP2400 sprayers. Installed in the pump fluid section, it secures and positions the inlet valve assembly, maintaining proper alignment of the valve seat, ball, and stop. A correctly positioned inlet valve is essential for maintaining prime, achieving rated flow, and preventing material backflow. A worn, corroded, or damaged holder can allow valve components to shift or misalign, causing loss of prime, reduced output, spitting, and pressure fluctuations. Parts databases identify this component as the "Inlet Valve Housing" for the EP-series fluid section.
| Detail | Technical / Commercial Information |
|---|---|
| Product Overview | Genuine replacement inlet valve holder for SprayTech EP-series sprayers. Confirmed compatible by eReplacementParts, Fix.com, and Bedford Precision Parts for the EP2300, EP2300se, EP2400, and Wagner ST595. |
| Function | Valve retention (secures inlet valve assembly); alignment maintenance (keeps valve components properly positioned); sealing support (provides sealing surface for valve). |
| Compatible Models | SprayTech Airless EP2300 SE; SprayTech Airless EP2300; SprayTech Airless EP2400; Wagner ST595; Wagner 975. Verify fit using your equipment's parts diagram. |
| OEM Part Number | 13403 Inlet Valve Holder (also listed as Inlet Valve Housing). |
| Replacement Indicators | Corrosion damage (pitting or rust); worn sealing surface (surface where valve seals is damaged); distorted shape (holder no longer holds valve securely); loss of prime (pump loses prime due to valve issues). |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together | Inlet valve and check ball (check for wear); valve seat (inspect sealing surface); holder seals and o-rings (replace to ensure leak-free installation). |
| Why Genuine OEM | Correct dimensions and material ensure proper fit and sealing. The holder maintains precise alignment of valve components for reliable pump operation. |
Service guidance: If the pump loses prime, has reduced output, or shows signs of valve leakage, inspect the inlet valve holder. Replace if worn, corroded, or damaged. Installation requires careful cleaning of the pump cavity and proper seating of the valve components. Regular inspection during pump service helps identify holder damage before it affects performance. Always relieve system pressure and disconnect power before servicing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for confirming fitment and identifying when replacement is needed.
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