Titan Hoses

Shop Genuine OEM Titan Airless & High-Pressure Spray Hoses

Shop Titan Hoses by spraying technology, working-pressure rating, inside diameter, length, hose configuration and connection. Titan catalogs airless fluid hoses, flexible whip hoses, air-spray hoses and air-assisted airless hose systems across multiple pressure classes. Correct selection requires more than matching a thread: identify the spray system first, then verify system pressure, hose rating, ID, length, main or whip configuration, end connection and exact Titan part number.

Titan Airless Hose Pressure, Size & Part Number Guide

Titan's current hose program separates airless hoses by working-pressure class and then by diameter, length and end connection. The table below uses current manufacturer-listed configurations where available. A pressure rating is a component limit; it does not authorize operation of the complete spray system above the rating of its lowest-rated pressure-bearing component.

Titan also maintains a 3600 PSI hose family. Select its exact configuration from current Titan documentation rather than assuming that a 3300 PSI or other hose part number belongs to the 3600 PSI class.

How Do I Choose the Correct Titan Spray Hose?

Titan 3300 PSI Airless Hoses

Titan's current 3300 PSI airless hose family includes 3/16-, 1/4-, 3/8- and 1/2-inch configurations in main-hose and whip-hose lengths. Titan describes the family with solid urethane construction, flexibility, conductive-tube grounding and NPSM connections. Textile braid is specifically identified on designated hoses rather than every 3300 PSI configuration.

Titan 3600 PSI Airless Hoses

Titan maintains a dedicated 3600 PSI airless hose family and describes it with solid urethane construction, multiple diameters and lengths, conductive-tube grounding and NPSM connections. Do not substitute a 3300 PSI, 4500 PSI or other hose solely because the fittings appear to connect. Verify the exact 3600 PSI configuration required by the applicable Titan equipment or accessories documentation.

Titan 4500 PSI Airless Hoses

Titan's current 4500 PSI hose family uses solid urethane construction, a conductive tube and aramid/steel-braid reinforcement. Current configurations range from short 1/8- and 1/4-inch hoses to 1/4-, 3/8- and 1/2-inch main hoses.

Titan Hydra X 4540 is rated to 4,500 PSI, but that equipment rating alone does not establish that every 4500 PSI hose configuration is correct for every Hydra X package. Match the complete hose configuration and exact part number to the applicable equipment documentation.

Titan 6500 PSI Airless Hoses

Titan rates this hose family to a maximum operating pressure of 6,500 PSI (44.8 MPa). Current manufacturer configurations include 1/4-, 3/8-, 1/2- and 3/4-inch hoses with NPSM connections. Titan specifies solid urethane construction, conductive-tube grounding and aramid/steel-braid reinforcement for this family.

Titan 7500 PSI High-Pressure Airless Hoses

Titan's current 7500 PSI family covers 1/4-, 3/8- and 1/2-inch high-pressure configurations. Titan specifies solid urethane construction, conductive-tube grounding and aramid/steel-braid reinforcement. Current listings also include moisture-resistant 3/8- and 1/2-inch 50-foot configurations.

Titan Main Spray Hose vs Whip Hose

Titan separately catalogs longer main fluid hoses and short whip configurations. For example, 316-505 is a 50' x 1/4" 3300 PSI hose, while 316-506 is a 5' x 3/16" 3300 PSI whip hose. High-pressure families likewise include dedicated short whip configurations. Select the whip from the applicable system documentation rather than assuming every short Titan hose fits every spray gun.

Titan Hose Diameter: 3/16 vs 1/4 vs 3/8 vs 1/2 Inch

Hose inside diameter is a fluid-delivery selection variable, not a universal performance ranking. Titan's 3300 PSI family includes 3/16-, 1/4-, 3/8- and 1/2-inch configurations, while the current 6500 PSI family extends to a documented 3/4-inch configuration. Do not assume that a larger hose is automatically better or assign a coating type solely from diameter. Follow the applicable Titan equipment and hose documentation for the required ID, pressure class, length and connection.

Choosing Titan Hose Length

Titan's current hose families include short 3-, 5-, 6- and 9-foot configurations as well as 25-, 50- and 100-foot hoses where documented. Select length together with hose ID, pressure rating, connection and the equipment's approved hose arrangement. Do not apply one universal maximum hose length to all Titan sprayers; equipment-specific limits and configurations should come from the applicable manufacturer manual or parts documentation.

Titan Hose Connections & NPSM Fittings

Titan defines NPSM as National Pipe Straight Mechanical Thread on its current airless hose pages. Hose inside diameter and fitting size are separate specifications, so a 3/8-inch-ID hose does not automatically have a 3/8-inch connection.

Airless vs Air Spray vs Air-Assisted Airless Titan Hoses

Titan Air-Assisted Airless & AirCoat Hose Configurations

Current Titan accessories literature rates the Air-Assisted Airless Spray Hose group to 3300 PSI (22.8 MPa) and lists 9984595 as a 1/4" x 25' bonded fluid hose, 524333 as a 1/4" x 50' bonded fluid hose and 550861 as a 5' fluid whip hose. Historical catalogs may show leading-zero versions such as 0524333 and 0550861.

Titan Hose Construction, Reinforcement & Grounding

Construction varies by hose family. Titan's current 3300 PSI page specifies solid urethane construction and a conductive tube for grounding, with textile braid identified only on selected configurations. Titan's current 4500, 6500 and 7500 PSI pages specify solid urethane, conductive-tube construction and aramid/steel-braid reinforcement.

Inspecting a Titan High-Pressure Spray Hose

High-pressure hose service should follow the safety and pressure-relief instructions for the exact Titan equipment. Before inspection or service, shut the system down and relieve pressure as specified in the applicable operating manual. Never use a hand to locate a suspected high-pressure fluid leak.

Pressure fluctuation, pulsation or a poor spray pattern does not by itself prove hose failure. Those symptoms can require inspection of the pump, filters, gun, tip, fluid supply and other parts of the complete delivery system.

Spray Hose vs Siphon, Bypass, Return & Hydraulic Hose

“Titan hose” can describe components with very different functions. This category should primarily guide buyers to spray-system hoses rather than imply that every hose on a Titan machine is interchangeable.

Titan Hose Replacement & Cross-Reference Guide

Titan documentation can present part numbers with or without leading zeros across different catalog generations. A formatting difference should not automatically be described as a supersession.

Shop Titan Hoses by Spray-System Requirement

Use the verified hose categories to narrow the selection before choosing an individual replacement hose.

Contractor Selection Insight

Do not choose a Titan hose simply because its fittings connect or because its PSI rating is higher. First determine the spraying technology and maximum system operating pressure, then verify hose working-pressure rating, inside diameter, length, main/whip configuration, connections and exact Titan part number.

Shop, Compare, Buy or Order genuine OEM Titan airless, high-pressure and air-assisted spray hoses from AllTitanParts.com after verifying pressure rating, hose ID, length, end connection and exact Titan part number.

FAQ Section

Use these checks to narrow the correct Titan spray-hose configuration before ordering.