Titan 805-508 Filter Housing
Restore your sprayer's high-pressure filtration assembly with the Titan 805-508 Filter Housing, a genuine Titan OEM replacement component for compatible airless paint sprayers. This filter base housing supports the specified filter body and associated fluid-system components, making it a practical replacement when the original housing is cracked, damaged, or unsuitable for continued service.
Related Assembly: Titan 805-269A Filter Assembly.
Related Components: Titan 800-705 Filter Body and Titan 800-906 PTFE O-Ring.
Primary Function: Provides the filter assembly's base housing and specified component connections.
Ordering Note: Confirm OEM part number 805-508 against your sprayer's filter assembly diagram. The filter body, screen, springs, O-ring, valve components, and fittings are separate unless specifically included in the seller's package description.
Restore the Filter Assembly's Main Housing
The Titan 805-508 Filter Housing is a genuine Titan OEM replacement housing for compatible Impact airless sprayer filtration assemblies. Identified as item 8 in the manufacturer-documented 805-269A filter assembly, it forms the principal filter base structure supporting the removable filter body and associated fluid-system components. Replace a damaged housing to restore the specified assembly configuration without automatically replacing every other serviceable filter component.
Compatible Titan Impact Sprayers
The following models are supported by Titan manufacturer diagrams or the AllTitanParts product catalog.
| Titan Model | Verification Basis | Diagram Position |
|---|---|---|
| Impact 740 | Titan owner manual | Item 8 |
| Impact 840 | Titan owner manual | Item 8 |
| Impact 1040 | Titan owner manual | Item 8 |
| Impact 1140 | Titan owner manual | Item 8 |
| Impact 840 I | AllTitanParts catalog | Check revision |
| Impact 840 IA | AllTitanParts catalog | Check revision |
| Impact 1140 I | AllTitanParts catalog | Check revision |
| Impact 1140 IA | AllTitanParts catalog | Check revision |
How the Filter Housing Supports Sprayer Operation
The high-pressure filter assembly forms part of the sprayer's fluid delivery system. The filter element removes selected debris from the coating material, while the surrounding housing components provide the structural interfaces needed for the filter and associated valves.
The filter housing works with the removable filter body, sealing components, and the specified bypass valve arrangement. Its condition is important because damaged connections or sealing surfaces may result in fluid leakage or improper assembly.
The housing itself does not perform the filtering action. Restricted flow or poor spray performance may originate from a clogged filter element, a valve fault, or other fluid-system problems rather than the housing.
Common Filter Housing Problems & Replacement Indicators
Cracked Housing: Visible cracks or structural damage can make the housing unsuitable for continued high-pressure service.
Damaged Threads: Cross-threading, stripping, or distortion may prevent secure installation of associated components.
Defective Sealing Surfaces: Inspect mating surfaces when leakage occurs around the filter body or connected valve components.
Corrosion or Material Damage: Replace the housing if deterioration affects structural integrity or component fit.
Bypass Valve Connection Problems: Inspect the valve assembly, gasket, and associated hardware rather than assuming the housing alone is defective.
Filter Restrictions: Examine the filter element and related support components before replacing the housing for a flow-related complaint.
Inspection & Installation Guidance
1. Relieve pressure: Shut down the sprayer, disconnect power, and complete the manufacturer-prescribed pressure-relief procedure before opening the fluid system.
2. Verify the correct housing: Match OEM number 805-508 to the exact machine's 805-269A filter assembly diagram.
3. Inspect related components: Check the filter body, screen, springs, O-ring, gasket, plug, and bypass valve for damage or wear.
4. Follow the service manual: Transfer or replace associated components as instructed by Titan. Use the correct assembly sequence and specified tightening requirements.
5. Reassemble carefully: Ensure that mating surfaces are clean and that seals and fittings are correctly installed. Do not force damaged threaded connections.
6. Test the repair: Prime the sprayer and inspect the assembled filter housing and valve connections for leakage before returning the equipment to service.
Commercial & Maintenance Benefits
Targeted OEM Replacement: Replace the damaged filter housing without automatically replacing the complete filter assembly.
Documented Fitment: The part appears in Titan filter assembly diagrams for multiple Impact models.
Serviceable Assembly Design: Associated filter, seal, valve, and fitting components can be evaluated individually during maintenance.
Professional Repair Planning: Supports organized high-pressure filtration system repairs for commercial painting and industrial coating equipment.
Order Titan 805-508 Filter Housing
Maintain your compatible Titan Impact sprayer with the correct OEM filter housing from AllTitanParts. Confirm the filter assembly configuration, inspect the related sealing and bypass valve components, and order the individual parts required for your repair.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Titan 805-508 Filter Housing?
It is a genuine Titan OEM housing component used in the 805-269A high-pressure filter assembly of compatible Impact sprayers.
Which Titan sprayers use part 805-508?
Titan documentation identifies Impact 740, 840, 1040, and 1140 configurations. Additional catalog-listed models include Impact 840 I/IA and 1140 I/IA.
What is the diagram position for Titan 805-508?
It is item 8, quantity one, in the referenced Titan 805-269A filter assembly diagrams.
Is Titan 805-508 the same as Titan 800-705?
No. Part 805-508 is the filter housing, while 800-705 is the removable filter body used in the specified assembly configuration.
Does Titan 805-508 include the filter element?
The standalone housing listing does not establish that the filter element is included. The filter screen is a separately identified component.
Is Titan 800-906 O-Ring used with this housing?
Yes. The referenced 805-269A filter assembly identifies Titan 800-906 as item 6, alongside housing 805-508 at item 8.
When should the filter housing be replaced?
Replacement may be required when the housing has cracks, damaged threads, corrosion, deformation, or defective sealing surfaces.
Is Titan 805-508 the complete filter assembly?
No. It is one component of the 805-269A filter assembly. The complete assembly includes additional filter, seal, spring, valve, and fitting components.
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