

OEM Titan Filtration Component
Titan 920-005 Manifold Filter is an OEM 100-mesh stainless steel filter element that removes fine particles from fluid streams on compatible Admiral, Commander, PowrTwin, PowrCoat, Hydra M, and 1100XC/1200GXC spray systems.
Compatibility Table
Precision 100-mesh filter element removes fine particles, protects spray tips, and ensures smooth, consistent spray quality.
Titan Filtration Component Replacement
Titan 920-005 is an OEM 100-mesh stainless steel filter element designed for the outlet manifold filter assembly on compatible Admiral, Commander, PowrTwin, PowrCoat, Hydra M, and 1100XC/1200GXC spray systems. This fine mesh option is ideal for spraying stains, lacquers, varnishes, and other fine finishes.
| Detail | Technical / Commercial Information |
|---|---|
| Product Overview | OEM Titan 100-mesh stainless steel filter element that removes fine particles from the fluid stream before it reaches the spray gun, ideal for stains, lacquers, and varnishes. |
| Function | Provides fine filtration (100 openings per linear inch) to remove very fine particles from the fluid stream. Protects spray tips, valves, and other critical components from clogging and premature wear. The 100-mesh rating is ideal for stains, lacquers, varnishes, and other fine finishes where maximum particle removal is desired. Manufactured from durable stainless steel for corrosion resistance and long service life. |
| Industrial Applications | Professional sprayer repair, fine finish work, filter assembly maintenance, and rental fleet equipment servicing. |
| Compatible Titan Models | 1100XC and 1200GXC (optional); PowrTwin 3500-DC, 4500, 4900GH; Commander 920 Outlet Manifold Filter Assembly; PowrCoat 940, 960, 975; Hydra M2000, M4000; Hydra Pro IV, Hydra Pro Super. |
| Accurate Part Number | 920-005 Filter Element, 100 Mesh. |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together | Filter cap (920-917), filter body (920-927), gaskets (920-006, 920-070), pipe plugs (227-027). |
| Common Problems Solved | Clogged or dirty filter element causing reduced flow for fine coatings, poor spray patterns, frequent tip clogs, and contamination of critical components. Also resolves pressure fluctuations caused by restricted filtration. |
| When Replacement Is Recommended | Replace if the filter element is clogged with fine debris or hardened paint, shows visible damage such as tears or corrosion, or if the element cannot be thoroughly cleaned even after soaking in solvent. Replace every 3-6 months or more frequently with heavy use. The 100-mesh option should be used when spraying fine finishes where particle removal is critical. |
| Mesh Selection Guidance | Use 50-mesh (# 920-004) for standard coatings and general service. Use 100-mesh (# 920-005) for stains, lacquers, varnishes, and very fine finishes where particles must be minimized. Use 5-mesh (# 920-001) for heavy or coarse materials where a larger mesh may help maintain flow while still providing protection. |
| OEM & Brand Information | Genuine Titan OEM component designed for correct fitment in compatible spray systems. |
| Commercial Benefits | Restores proper fine filtration, protects spray tips and valves, ensures consistent spray quality for fine finishes, reduces tip clogs and downtime, and extends equipment service life. |
The 920-005 Manifold Filter is a practical replacement for contractors who need reliable fine filtration and consistent spray quality. The 100-mesh rating is specifically designed for fine finishes such as stains, lacquers, and varnishes where maximum particle removal is critical. A clogged or damaged filter element can cause poor spray patterns, frequent tip clogs, and pressure fluctuations. If you observe reduced fluid flow, deteriorating spray quality, or frequent tip blockages when spraying fine finishes, inspect the filter element. Replacing a dirty or damaged filter element with this genuine part restores proper filtration, protects critical components, and ensures consistent spray performance.
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