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Titan 9894242 Wave Spring Washer

Titan 9894242 Wave Spring Washer

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Titan Tools Inc.

Genuine OEM wave spring washer designed to maintain axial tension and compensate for thermal expansion, vibration, and component wear in critical assemblies. This wave spring washer provides consistent preload to help prevent loosening of fasteners and maintain proper alignment of mating components. When original washers become compressed, fatigued, or lost, replacement with factory-specified hardware restores correct clamping force and operational reliability.

Part Number 9894242
Part Description Wave Spring Washer
Brand Spraytech
Fits Spraytech HVLP Maxum II
Condition New

$3.1

 

Genuine OEM Wave Spring Washer for Spraytech HVLP Maxum II

Part number 9894242 is a genuine OEM wave spring washer engineered specifically for use in Spraytech HVLP Maxum II spray equipment. Wave spring washers differ from standard flat washers in that they incorporate a contoured, wavy design that functions as a spring element when compressed. This unique geometry allows the washer to apply continuous axial force between fastened components, effectively maintaining preload even as thermal cycling, material settling, or vibration attempt to loosen the assembly. In HVLP spray systems, where consistent sealing pressure and component stability directly impact atomization quality and finish results, proper spring washer function is essential.

Over time, original wave spring washers can experience fatigue, permanent compression, or corrosion, resulting in reduced clamping force. When this occurs, fasteners may gradually loosen, seals may lose their required compression, and critical alignment between components such as fluid passages, air caps, or internal valving can shift. These conditions often manifest as inconsistent spray patterns, fluid leakage, or difficulty achieving proper system pressure. Replacing a worn or damaged wave spring washer with factory-specified part 9894242 restores the designed spring rate and preload characteristics, ensuring that all assembly tolerances remain within original specifications.

Installation of this wave spring washer should follow the service procedures outlined in the equipment manual. Proper orientation of the wave pattern relative to mating surfaces, correct torque application to the associated fastener, and inspection of adjacent components for wear are important considerations. Using OEM hardware eliminates guesswork regarding material composition, spring rate, and dimensional accuracy, providing predictable service results and reducing the likelihood of repeat failures in the same location.

Service Guidance: When servicing assemblies that contain wave spring washers, inspect the washer for signs of fatigue, permanent set, or corrosion. Verify that mating surfaces are clean and free of debris. If the associated fastener shows thread damage or the mating component exhibits wear, replace those items simultaneously to ensure complete and durable repair.

What it does and when to replace it

Function of the wave spring washer
Axial preload maintenance Provides continuous spring force to keep fasteners under tension despite thermal expansion, vibration, or material compression
Vibration resistance Absorbs dynamic movement to help prevent threaded connections from loosening during operation
Seal compression support Maintains consistent pressure on seals and gaskets to help prevent fluid or air leakage in critical assemblies
When replacement is recommended
Permanent compression Washer no longer retains its wave shape when removed, indicating loss of spring tension
Fatigue or cracking Visible cracks, deformation, or material separation that compromises structural integrity
Corrosion damage Rust or chemical attack has altered the washer's dimensions or surface condition
Repeated loosening Fastener requires frequent retorquing, suggesting insufficient preload retention

Compatibility

Part number 9894242 is compatible with the following equipment model. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and revision to ensure proper application.

Equipment Model Component Application
Spraytech HVLP Maxum II Wave spring washer for fastener preload and axial tension maintenance

Related parts commonly serviced together

Spring washer replacement is often part of broader service work. When servicing a wave spring washer, these components are frequently inspected or replaced to ensure complete and reliable repairs.

Matching fastener

The bolt, screw, or nut associated with the wave spring washer should be inspected for thread damage, stretching, or corrosion that could affect torque retention.

Seal or gasket

In assemblies where the wave spring washer provides compression for sealing elements, the corresponding seal or gasket should be inspected for wear or permanent set.

Mounting component

The housing, cover, or bracket that interfaces with the wave spring washer should be checked for surface damage, warping, or wear that could affect proper preload.

Frequently Asked Questions

A wave spring washer is a fastener component with a contoured, wavy shape that acts as a spring when compressed. It maintains continuous axial tension on fastened assemblies, compensating for thermal expansion, vibration, and material settling to help prevent loosening and maintain consistent clamping force.

Part number 9894242 is compatible with Spraytech HVLP Maxum II spray equipment. It is recommended to verify fitment using the parts diagram for your specific model to ensure correct application.

Replacement is indicated if the washer shows permanent compression (no remaining wave shape), visible cracks or fatigue, corrosion damage, or if the associated fastener repeatedly loosens despite proper torquing. A washer that has lost its spring tension will not maintain adequate preload.

It is good practice to inspect the mating fastener for thread damage or stretching, examine any associated seal or gasket for wear, and check mounting surfaces for warping or damage. Replacing related components simultaneously helps ensure a complete and durable repair.