Titan 9822522 Retainer Ring - (Replaces Titan 704-124)
OEM Titan Hardware Component
Titan 9822522 Retainer Ring is a genuine OEM snap ring that replaces Titan 704-124, securing bearings, gears, and other components on shafts or in bores across a wide range of SprayTech, RentSpray, Impact, and Advantage sprayer systems.
Compatibility Overview
Replace if the ring is worn, deformed, cracked, corroded, or if the retained component shows axial play or movement on the shaft.
Titan Hardware Component Replacement
Titan 9822522 Retainer Ring for Sprayer Shaft and Bore Retention
Titan 9822522 is a genuine OEM retainer ring that replaces Titan 704-124, engineered to secure bearings, gears, and other components on shafts or within bores across a comprehensive range of professional sprayer systems. This precision snap ring fits into a machined groove to prevent axial movement and maintain proper component alignment during demanding sprayer operation.
| Detail | Technical / Commercial Information |
|---|---|
| Product Overview | Genuine Titan OEM retainer ring that replaces 704-124. Secures components in position on shafts or in bores across SprayTech, RentSpray, Impact, and Advantage sprayer systems. |
| Function | Fits into a machined groove on a shaft or bore to prevent axial movement of bearings, gears, pulleys, and other retained components. Manufactured from spring steel with a corrosion-resistant finish, providing reliable retention force while allowing installation and removal with appropriate snap ring pliers. |
| Compatible SprayTech Airless Models | EPX2255, EPX2155, EP2510, EP2400, EP2300, EP2300 SE, EP2205, EP2105. |
| Compatible SprayTech Advantage Models | EPX2255, EPX2155. |
| Compatible Titan / RentSpray / Impact Models | RentSpray 400; Impact 410; Advantage 500, 400. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and serial number. |
| OEM Part Number | 9822522 Retainer Ring (Replaces Titan 704-124). |
| Replacement Indicators | Ring is worn or distorted reducing retention force; ring is cracked or broken; corrosion has weakened the ring; retained component has axial play or moves on the shaft; visible deformation or loss of spring tension. |
| Related Parts Commonly Serviced Together | Bearings, gears, and pulleys retained by the ring; connecting pin and slider assembly components; shaft assemblies and bore housings where the ring seats. |
| Common Problems Solved | Restores proper component retention, eliminates axial play and misalignment, prevents accelerated wear of bearings and gears, and maintains mechanical integrity of the sprayer drive and pump assemblies. |
| Why Genuine OEM | Exact dimensions, material specifications, and spring tension ensure proper fit and reliable retention. A low quality or incorrect ring may fail to seat properly, lose tension, or corrode prematurely, allowing components to shift and cause equipment damage. |
When installing a retainer ring, use the correct type of snap ring pliers. Ensure the ring fully seats in the retaining groove and verify that the retained component has no axial play after installation. Inspect the ring for deformation or wear during any service that exposes it. Replace immediately if damaged, cracked, or corroded. A loose or improperly seated ring can allow components to shift, leading to misalignment, wear, and equipment damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for confirming fitment and identifying when replacement is needed.
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