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Titan 700-847 Bypass Hose

Titan 700-847 Bypass Hose

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Titan Tools Inc.

Part number 700-847 is a Bypass Hose that recirculates material from the pump back to the supply container during priming, flushing, and pressure relief operations on compatible airless sprayer systems. This flexible hose enables efficient system preparation and cleanup while preventing pressure buildup at the spray gun.

Part Number 700-847
Part Description Bypass Hose
Fits Epic 690 GX; Epic 660HPX; Epic 447HPX; Epic 447ex; 690 GXC Airless Sprayer; 660 XC Airless Sprayer; 550 XC Airless Sprayer; 440 XC Airless_Sprayer
Condition New

Retail Price: $123.3
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Bypass Hose for Epic and XC Series Airless Sprayers

Part number 700-847 is a Bypass Hose, a flexible fluid conduit that connects the pump's bypass valve or prime/spray manifold to the material supply container on compatible Epic and XC Series airless sprayers. This hose provides a dedicated return path for fluid when the system is in prime mode, allowing air and solvent to be purged and material to recirculate without pressure at the spray gun.

The bypass hose is essential for several critical sprayer operations. During startup, opening the bypass valve routes fluid through this hose back to the pail, allowing the pump to clear air locks and establish prime. During color changes or end-of-day cleanup, solvent is circulated through the bypass hose to flush material from the pump. When the spray gun is triggered off, the bypass hose may also serve as a pressure relief path, protecting system components from excessive pressure buildup.

This hose is manufactured from solvent-resistant materials capable of withstanding continuous exposure to a wide range of paints, coatings, and cleaning solvents. It is reinforced to prevent kinking and collapse under vacuum conditions during priming. Over time, bypass hoses can become brittle, cracked, soft, or clogged with dried material. A deteriorated bypass hose can leak fluid onto the work area, restrict prime flow causing slow startup, or burst under pressure, creating a safety hazard and significant cleanup.

Service Guidance: Inspect the bypass hose regularly for signs of cracking, soft spots, abrasion, or leakage, particularly at the crimped fitting ends. Replace the hose immediately if any damage is observed. Ensure the hose is routed away from hot surfaces and sharp edges. When installing a new hose, verify that all clamps or fittings are properly tightened but not overtightened, which can damage the hose or fitting seal.

What it does and when to replace it

What the bypass hose does
Fluid Recirculation Returns material from the pump to the supply container during prime and flush operations
Pressure Relief Provides a safe path for pressure release when the spray gun is not in use
System Priming Enables rapid air purging and material pickup from the supply container
When replacement is recommended
External Leakage Fluid seeps from the hose body or at crimped fitting connections
Physical Degradation Hose is cracked, brittle, soft, bulging, or has abrasion damage
Flow Restriction Slow or difficult priming due to internal hose collapse or clogging
Preventive Maintenance Replaced during annual service or when other fluid system components are overhauled

Compatibility

Part number 700-847 is designed for a wide range of Epic and XC Series airless sprayer models. This bypass hose is a model-specific component engineered for these particular sprayer systems. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and serial number.

Compatible Models Component
Epic 690 GX Bypass Hose
Epic 660HPX
Epic 447HPX
Epic 447ex
690 GXC Airless Sprayer
660 XC Airless Sprayer
550 XC Airless Sprayer
440 XC Airless_Sprayer

Related parts commonly serviced together

The bypass hose is part of the sprayer's fluid recirculation system. When servicing this component, these related parts are often inspected or replaced at the same time.

Bypass Valve Assembly

The valve that directs flow to the bypass hose may have worn seals or a damaged handle and should be inspected.

Hose Fittings and Clamps

The fittings that attach the hose to the manifold and the return tube should be checked for thread damage and corrosion.

Suction Set Assembly

The suction hose and return tube assembly often includes the bypass hose as part of a complete fluid intake system.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a Bypass Hose that recirculates fluid from the pump back to the supply container during priming, flushing, and pressure relief operations on compatible Epic and XC Series airless sprayers.

Yes, a collapsed, kinked, or partially clogged bypass hose can restrict return flow, making the pump work harder to establish prime and slowing the priming process significantly. Inspect the hose for visible kinks, check for soft spots that may indicate internal collapse, and ensure it is not blocked with dried material. If the hose appears damaged or restricted, replacement is recommended.

No. Attempting to repair a high-pressure fluid hose with tape, glue, or clamps is extremely dangerous and will not provide a reliable, long-term seal. The hose may burst under pressure, causing fluid injection injury or creating a hazardous spill. Replacement with a new, factory-specification bypass hose is the only safe and acceptable repair method.

This bypass hose is compatible with the Epic 690 GX, Epic 660HPX, Epic 447HPX, Epic 447ex, 690 GXC Airless Sprayer, 660 XC Airless Sprayer, 550 XC Airless Sprayer, and 440 XC Airless_Sprayer. Always verify with your specific unit's parts diagram to ensure correct fitment.