

704-180 is a replacement pump block (fluid section housing) used on compatible Airless Sprayer models. It forms the core of the pump assembly, housing the piston, packings, inlet and outlet valves, and providing the fluid passages for paint flow under pressure.
| Part Number | 704-180 |
|---|---|
| Part Description | Pump Block |
| Brand | Airless Sprayer |
| Fits | Airless Sprayer 340, 440I |
| Condition | New |
The 704-180 Pump Block is the central fluid housing in the pump assembly of compatible Airless Sprayer models. It contains the cylinder bore where the piston reciprocates, and provides mounting points for the inlet valve, outlet valve, packings, and connecting rod. A crack, worn bore, or stripped thread in the pump block can cause pressure loss, fluid bypass, external leaks, or complete pump failure.
Replacing a damaged pump block restores proper piston alignment, valve seating, and hydraulic integrity. This part is typically replaced during major pump rebuilds when the housing itself is compromised, rather than just internal seals or valves.
| Houses piston & packings | Provides precision bore for piston movement and seal retention |
|---|---|
| Fluid passages | Directs paint from inlet to outlet under high pressure |
| Structural support | Mounts valves, connecting rod, and attaches to motor housing |
| Cracked housing | Visible crack leaking paint or air |
|---|---|
| Scored / worn bore | Scratches or wear that prevent proper sealing |
| Stripped threads | Threads for valve retainers or mounting bolts are damaged |
| Corrosion or erosion | Pitting from water or abrasive materials |
Part 704-180 is compatible with the following Airless Sprayer models. Always verify with your machine's parts diagram before ordering.
| Brand / Model | Component |
|---|---|
| Airless Sprayer 340 | Pump block (fluid housing) |
| Airless Sprayer 440I | Pump block (fluid housing) |
When replacing the pump block, these internal components should be replaced at the same time to ensure a complete and reliable repair.
Worn piston can damage a new bore. Inspect and replace as needed.
Always install new packings when rebuilding the pump block.
Valves seal against the block; replace them to avoid rework.