

OEM Titan Control Component
Titan 757-915A Control Lever is an OEM control lever component designed for use in compatible Titan spray systems, providing mechanical control function for equipment operation.
Compatibility Table
OEM control lever restores proper mechanical control function on compatible Titan spray systems.
Titan Control Component Replacement
Titan 757-915A is an OEM control lever designed for use in compatible Titan spray systems. This component provides mechanical control function for equipment operation.
| Detail | Technical / Commercial Information |
|---|---|
| Product Overview | OEM Titan control lever designed for use in compatible spray systems. Provides mechanical control function for equipment operation. |
| Function | Serves as a mechanical control interface for equipment operation. The lever is operated by the user to control various functions of the sprayer system. |
| Replacement Indicators | Signs that replacement is needed include broken or damaged lever, worn pivot or bushing, lever that is loose or does not engage properly, and missing handle or grip. |
| Industrial Applications | Professional painting, line striping, and other applications requiring reliable control interface on spray equipment. |
| Compatible Models | Compatible Titan spray systems. |
| Accurate Part Number | 757-915A Control Lever. |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together | Bushing, pivot pin, handle grip, retaining hardware. |
| Common Problems Solved | Broken or damaged lever, worn pivot or bushing, loose lever, missing handle or grip. |
| Use with Coating Systems | Supports paints, primers, and other coatings. |
| OEM & Brand Information | Genuine Titan OEM component. |
| Commercial Benefits | Restores proper control function, improves operator interface reliability, and reduces downtime from broken or malfunctioning control components. |
The 757-915A Control Lever is a genuine OEM component for compatible Titan spray systems. This control lever provides mechanical control function for equipment operation. Over time, control levers can become broken, worn, or damaged from repeated use . A damaged lever can result in loss of control, difficulty operating the equipment, or unresponsive controls . If the lever is broken, has excessive play, or does not engage properly, replace the control lever . Refer to your product manual for detailed information about this component.
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