Titan 704-322 Screw
OEM Titan Replacement Fastener
Titan 704-322 Screw is a genuine OEM fastener used to secure handles, covers, control panels, and mounting brackets on compatible Titan airless sprayers, restoring proper clamping force and vibration resistance.
Compatibility
Replace if the screw is stripped, corroded, missing, or if components feel loose or vibrate during operation. Always confirm fitment against your model's parts diagram.
Titan Fastener Replacement
Titan 704-322 Screw for Sprayer Assembly Service
Titan 704-322 is a genuine factory replacement screw used across RentSpray, Performer, and Airless Sprayer platforms. It secures components such as handle weldments, control panel covers, motor mounts, pump housings, and cart brackets. Made to original specifications for thread pitch, length, head type, and corrosion resistance.
| Detail | Technical / Commercial Information |
|---|---|
| Product Overview | Genuine Titan OEM replacement screw for securing handles, covers, control panels, and mounting brackets on compatible airless sprayers. Identified in the Titan 440i motor parts list as a screw (quantity 2). |
| Function | Holds components in place, provides proper clamping force against vibration, and prevents loosening during sprayer operation. |
| Compatible Titan Machines | Titan 440i (primary fit, confirmed in motor parts list); Titan 340; RentSpray 450; Performer 640i; RentSpray Plus. Also compatible with the Advantage 500 and Airless Sprayer 640I. Always confirm fitment using your exact model's parts diagram. |
| OEM Part Number | 704-322 Screw. Referenced as "Shroud Screw" in parts cross-reference databases. |
| Replacement Indicators | Stripped threads; corrosion or rust; missing or lost screw; bent or broken head; components loosening or vibrating during operation. |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together | Threaded insert or nut (inspect receiving threads); washer (replace missing or deformed lock/flat washers); secured component (inspect for cracks or deformation). |
| Common Problems Solved | Restores secure assembly, prevents loosening during operation, eliminates vibration-related component movement, and maintains equipment integrity. |
| Why Genuine OEM | Exact thread pitch, length, head type, and corrosion resistance specifications. A hardware store screw of the same size may lack the correct head type, corrosion resistance, or tensile strength. For critical applications such as pump or motor mounts, always use the factory part. |
Service guidance: Before installing, clean any debris from the threaded hole. Apply a small amount of thread locker (such as Loctite 242) if specified in your service manual. Tighten to the recommended torque. As a general rule, tighten until snug, then an additional 1/8 to 1/4 turn. Avoid over-tightening, which can strip threads or break the screw. Replace screws that show signs of corrosion or thread damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for confirming fitment and identifying when replacement is needed.
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