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Titan 700-680 Thrust Washer

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Part #: 700-680

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Titan 700-680 Thrust Washer is a genuine OEM component that absorbs axial loads and reduces friction between rotating and stationary parts in pump and gear box assemblies on compatible sprayer models.

Brand: Titan Part #: 700-680 Type: Thrust Washer Fits: Multiple Titan Models

Compatibility

Brand Compatible Titan Models Part Number Function
Titan 330, 440XC, 550XC, 660XC, 690GXC, 1100XC, 1200GXC; RentSpray 700 700-680 Absorbs axial thrust loads and maintains clearance in gear box and pump assemblies.

Replace if the washer shows thinning, scoring, or grooving, or if you notice excessive shaft end-play, unusual noise, or vibration during operation.

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Titan 700-680 Thrust Washer for Sprayer Gear Box Service

Titan 700-680 is a precision thrust washer engineered to absorb axial loads and reduce friction in pump and gear box assemblies. It maintains critical clearances between rotating and stationary components, preventing metal-to-metal contact that leads to premature wear.

OEM: Titan Part #: 700-680 Type: Thrust Washer Use: Gear Box / Pump Assembly
Detail Technical / Commercial Information
Product Overview Genuine Titan OEM thrust washer for gear box and pump assemblies on compatible sprayer models.
Function Absorbs axial thrust loads from rotating components, provides a low-friction bearing surface, and maintains proper end-play and alignment between gears, shafts, and housings.
Compatible Titan Machines Airless Sprayer 330, 440XC, 550XC, 660XC, 690GXC, 1100XC, 1200GXC; Advantage GPX 85; Elite E15, E20, G40, G55; Epic 447EX, 447HPX, 660EX, 660HPX, 690GX, 1200HPG; PowrLiner 1800M, 2800, 2800M, 2850, 3100; ProMark II (759-2010); RentSpray 700; SprayTech GPX85. Always confirm fitment using your exact model's parts manual and serial number.
OEM Part Number 700-680 Thrust Washer.
Replacement Indicators Visible thinning, scoring, or grooving on the washer surface; excessive axial movement (end-play) in shafts or gears; unusual noise or vibration from excessive clearance; metal particles found in lubricant or fluid.
Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together Bearings and bushings (inspect for roughness or noise); shafts and gears (check mating surfaces for scoring); seals and gaskets (replace if leaking to prevent contamination).
Common Problems Solved Restores proper clearances, eliminates excessive end-play, reduces noise and vibration, prevents accelerated wear of adjacent gears and bearings, and extends the service life of the gear box or pump assembly.
Why Genuine OEM Exact thickness, material, and surface finish specifications ensure proper load distribution and friction reduction. A worn or incorrect washer can accelerate wear on costly gears and bearings.

Service guidance: If you notice increased play in rotating shafts, unusual noises, or metal particles in the fluid or lubricant, inspect the thrust washer for wear. Always replace thrust washers during major pump or drive overhauls, and inspect adjacent bearings, gears, and seals for damage while the assembly is open.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for confirming fitment and identifying when replacement is needed.

Common Questions
What does the Titan 700-680 Thrust Washer do?

It absorbs axial loads and reduces friction between rotating and stationary components in pump and gear box assemblies, maintaining proper clearances and preventing metal-to-metal contact.

Which Titan models use 700-680?

It fits a wide range including Airless Sprayer 330 through 1200GXC, Advantage GPX 85, Elite E15/E20/G40/G55, Epic 447/660/690/1200 series, PowrLiner 1800M/2800/2850/3100, ProMark II, and RentSpray 700. Confirm against your model's parts manual.

When should I replace the thrust washer?

Replace if the washer shows thinning, scoring, or grooving, or if you notice excessive shaft end-play, unusual noise, vibration, or metal particles in the lubricant.

What else should I inspect during replacement?

Check bearings and bushings for roughness, shafts and gears for scoring, and seals or gaskets for leaks or damage.

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