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Titan 520-408 Fluid Tube Assembly

Titan 520-408 Fluid Tube Assembly

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Titan Tools Inc.

SprayTech part 520-408 is a fluid tube assembly used to deliver paint or coating material from the sprayer to the spray gun. This assembly replaces worn, cracked, or leaking fluid tubes to restore proper material flow and pressure. It is compatible with Airless S5 and Airless G-15 XL Gun models.

Part Number 520-408
Part Description Fluid Tube Assembly
Brand SprayTech
Fits Airless S5; Airless G-15 XL Gun
Condition New

Retail Price: $157.6
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Fluid Tube Assembly for Airless S5 and Airless G-15 XL Gun

The SprayTech 520-408 Fluid Tube Assembly is a replacement component designed to convey pressurized coating material from the sprayer outlet to the spray gun. This assembly is compatible with Airless S5 and Airless G-15 XL Gun models. The fluid tube is a critical pathway in the spray system, and its integrity directly affects spray performance, pressure consistency, and operator safety. Over time, fluid tubes can develop cracks, pinhole leaks, or become weakened by chemical exposure, abrasion, or repeated flexing. A compromised fluid tube may cause visible leakage, pressure drops, erratic spray patterns, or material waste. In severe cases, a burst tube can create a hazardous high-pressure fluid release. Replacing a damaged tube with the 520-408 assembly restores proper fluid delivery and helps maintain consistent operating pressure. This assembly includes the tube and any pre-attached fittings required for installation. Before replacement, inspect the sprayer outlet and gun inlet fittings for damage or debris. When installing, ensure all connections are clean and tightened to the manufacturer's specified torque. Do not over-tighten, as this may damage fittings or threads. Regular inspection of the fluid tube assembly for wear, kinks, or chemical softening is recommended as part of routine sprayer maintenance.

Service Guidance: Inspect fluid tube regularly for cracks, leaks, or bulges. Replace immediately if damage is found. Ensure fittings are clean and properly torqued during installation. Do not use if tube shows signs of chemical degradation.

What it does and when to replace it

What the fluid tube assembly does
\{Engineered to withstand operating pressure without bursting\}
Conveys coating material Delivers paint from sprayer to gun under pressure
Maintains pressure Integral tube walls prevent pressure loss during spraying
Provides safe fluid path
When replacement is recommended
Visible cracks or leaks Paint seeps from tube surface or at fitting connections
Bulging or swelling Tube wall deformed indicating internal weakening
Pressure drop Spray gun receives reduced pressure despite sprayer output being normal
Kinked or crushed tube Restricted flow causing poor spray performance

Compatibility

SprayTech part 520-408 is compatible with the following airless spray equipment. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model.

SprayTech Model Component
Airless S5 Fluid tube assembly
Airless G-15 XL Gun Fluid tube assembly

Related parts commonly serviced together

When replacing a fluid tube assembly, these related components are often inspected or replaced at the same time.

Spray gun swivel fitting

Inspect for wear or leakage where the tube connects to the gun.

Sprayer outlet fitting

Check for damage, thread wear, or debris that could affect seal.

Filter / strainer (gun or sprayer)

Clean or replace to prevent debris from entering the new fluid tube.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a fluid tube assembly that conveys paint or coating material from the sprayer to the spray gun, replacing worn, cracked, or leaking tubes.

This fluid tube assembly is compatible with Airless S5 and Airless G-15 XL Gun models.

Common signs include visible cracks or leaks, bulging or swelling of the tube, loss of spray pressure, kinked sections restricting flow, or paint seeping from fitting connections.

No, repairing a high-pressure fluid tube with tape, sealants, or patches is unsafe and may lead to sudden failure. Always replace a damaged tube with a new assembly.