Shop Genuine OEM Titan TR1 Line Striping Tips
Shop genuine OEM Titan TR1 Line Striping Tips, Titan's dedicated 697-series airless tips for professional field and pavement marking. Titan engineers this family for razor-sharp line edges, consistent line width and uniform film thickness while helping reduce wasted paint. Current Titan documentation identifies 697-XXX tip sizes by stripe width and orifice and rates the family to a maximum working pressure of 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa). Select the exact tip by required stripe width, coating, film build, orifice, flow demand and striping-machine capacity rather than by part-number appearance alone.
Choose the Correct Titan 697 Line Striping Tip
The correct Titan 697 tip is determined by more than orifice size. Use the selection sequence application + required line width + coating/material + orifice + film requirement + required flow + sprayer capacity + gun/guard + exact 697-series part number.
Titan's chart shows why both dimensions matter. The 697-215 and 697-615 each use a .015-inch orifice, but they are documented for 2-inch and 6-inch stripes respectively. Conversely, Titan lists multiple 4-inch tips with different orifices and film-build guidance. The stripe-width requirement and material-flow requirement therefore need to be selected together.
Titan 697 TR1 Line Striping Tip Size Chart
The current Titan field-and-pavement chart documents the following core 697-series combinations. Titan defines the first digit as the stripe width in inches when sprayed 6 inches from the surface and the final two digits as the nominal orifice size in thousandths of an inch. Published flow values are tied to orifice size.
| Titan Part Number | Tip Size | Documented Stripe Width | Orifice | Flow GPM | Flow LPM | Titan Common-Use Guidance |
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| 697-213 | 213 | 2 in. / 51 mm | .013 in. | 0.18 | 0.68 | Stencils & athletic courts; light film; 100-mesh filter |
| 697-413 | 413 | 4 in. / 102 mm | .013 in. | 0.18 | 0.68 | Stencils & athletic courts; light film; 100-mesh filter |
| 697-215 | 215 | 2 in. / 51 mm | .015 in. | 0.24 | 0.91 | Stencils & athletic courts; alkyd only; light film |
| 697-415 | 415 | 4 in. / 102 mm | .015 in. | 0.24 | 0.91 | Stencils & athletic courts; light film |
| 697-615 | 615 | 6 in. / 152 mm | .015 in. | 0.24 | 0.91 | Stencils & athletic courts; light film |
| 697-217 | 217 | 2 in. / 51 mm | .017 in. | 0.31 | 1.17 | Stencils & athletic courts; alkyd only; heavy film |
| 697-417 | 417 | 4 in. / 102 mm | .017 in. | 0.31 | 1.17 | Most traffic paints; medium film |
| 697-617 | 617 | 6 in. / 152 mm | .017 in. | 0.31 | 1.17 | Most traffic paints; light film |
| 697-219 | 219 | 2 in. / 51 mm | .019 in. | 0.39 | 1.47 | Most traffic paints; medium film |
| 697-419 | 419 | 4 in. / 102 mm | .019 in. | 0.39 | 1.47 | Most traffic paints; heavy film |
| 697-619 | 619 | 6 in. / 152 mm | .019 in. | 0.39 | 1.47 | Most traffic paints; medium film |
| 697-421 | 421 | 4 in. / 102 mm | .021 in. | 0.47 | 1.78 | Most traffic paints; heavy film |
| 697-621 | 621 | 6 in. / 152 mm | .021 in. | 0.47 | 1.78 | Most traffic paints; light film |
| 697-821 | 821 | 8 in. / 203 mm | .021 in. | 0.47 | 1.78 | Most traffic paints; light film |
| 697-423 | 423 | 4 in. / 102 mm | .023 in. | 0.57 | 2.15 | Most traffic paints; heavy film |
| 697-823 | 823 | 8 in. / 203 mm | .023 in. | 0.57 | 2.15 | Most traffic paints; medium film |
| 697-427 | 427 | 4 in. / 102 mm | .027 in. | 0.78 | 2.95 | Most traffic paints; high-speed, light film |
How to Read a Titan TR1 Line Striping Tip Number
Titan's current field-and-pavement documentation explains the 697-XYY format directly: X = stripe width in inches when sprayed 6 inches from the surface, while YY = orifice size in thousandths of an inch.
.015-inch orifice
.019-inch orifice
.021-inch orifice
.023-inch orifice
Titan Striping Line Width vs Orifice: Why Both Matter
Same orifice, different stripe: Titan 697-215 and 697-615 both use a .015-inch orifice, but Titan documents 2-inch and 6-inch stripes respectively.
Same stripe width, different material delivery: Titan's 2-inch group includes 697-213 (.013), 697-215 (.015), 697-217 (.017) and 697-219 (.019). Their manufacturer guidance also changes—from light-film stencil/athletic-court work through heavier-film and broader traffic-paint applications. Choose the combination required by the coating and finished stripe, not simply the largest available orifice.
Titan TR1 Striping Coating & Film-Build Guide
Titan's own striping chart uses size-specific application guidance. Do not assume every Titan 697 tip is appropriate for every water-based, solvent-based or traffic-marking coating.
| Titan Guidance | Verified Examples | Buying Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Stencils / athletic courts; light film; 100-mesh filter | 697-213, 697-413 | Use Titan's documented filter and application guidance. |
| Alkyd only; light film | 697-215 | Do not generalize this size to every traffic coating. |
| Alkyd only; heavy film | 697-217 | Coating chemistry and film requirement matter. |
| Most traffic paints; medium film | 697-417, 697-619, 697-823 | Still verify the coating manufacturer's required orifice. |
| Most traffic paints; heavy film | 697-419, 697-421, 697-423 | Confirm sprayer output for the selected orifice. |
Titan TR1 Line Striping Pressure & System Requirements
Titan's current field-and-pavement documentation specifies a 5,000 PSI / 34.5 MPa maximum working pressure for the 697-series line-striping tips. That is a component maximum—not an instruction to operate every PowrLiner or striping system at 5,000 PSI.
Titan TR1 vs TR2 Line Striping Tips
Titan's TR1 and TR2 products serve different purchasing needs. TR1 697-series tips provide a dedicated striping pattern. Titan's TR2 design combines a narrow striping pattern and a wider stenciling pattern in one reversible selector, allowing the operator to change patterns by twisting the tip.
| Series | Configuration | Verified Examples | Selection Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| 697 TR1 | Dedicated striping pattern | 417, 419, 421, 423 and other documented 697 sizes | Choose exact stripe width/orifice combination. |
| 694 TR2 | Striping + stenciling patterns in one tip | 694-1708517: 417/517; 694-1908519: 419/519; 694-2108621: 421/621; 694-2308623: 423/623 | Useful when switching between narrow striping and wider stencil patterns. |
Titan documents the listed TR2 configurations with a yellow flag and white filter.
Titan 697 Line Striping vs 695 Reversible vs 696 High Pressure vs 330 HEA
| Series | Technology | Primary Purpose | Buying Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 330-Series | TR1 HEA | Lower-pressure High Efficiency Airless architectural spraying | Finish, fan, orifice and sprayer capability |
| 695-Series | TR1 Reversible | Standard reversible airless spraying | Fan width, orifice, coating and machine output |
| 696-Series | High Pressure | Heavy-coating/high-pressure commercial and industrial work | Coating, flow, pressure and complete-system capability |
| 697-Series | TR1 Line Striping | Dedicated pavement and field striping | Stripe width, orifice, film build and striping-machine capacity |
| 694-Series | TR2 Line Striping | Dual striping/stenciling patterns | Two-pattern workflow and required orifices |
Titan TR1 Line Striping Tip, PowrLiner & Gun Compatibility
Titan PowrLiner manuals include TR1 striping-tip charts as application references, but machine suitability still depends on the exact model and selected tip. Do not treat physical guard fit as complete compatibility.
Confirm the approved tip-and-guard interface.
Confirm maximum tip size and available fluid output.
Follow the coating manufacturer's required tip/orifice recommendation.
Stay within the lowest pressure rating in the complete system.
When Should You Replace a Titan Line Striping Tip?
Inspect the tip when formerly sharp line edges become fuzzy, the finished stripe changes width, film build becomes inconsistent, overspray increases or material consumption rises. Tip wear can change the effective orifice and pattern quality. Replace a worn tip when it can no longer maintain the required stripe and film build under the coating and equipment manufacturer's recommended operating conditions.
How to Order the Correct Titan 697 Line Striping Tip
- Identify the striping application.
- Determine the required finished stripe width.
- Check the coating manufacturer's recommended tip/orifice.
- Determine the required film build.
- Select the appropriate orifice.
- Check Titan's size-specific common-use and filter guidance.
- Confirm the sprayer's output and maximum supported tip size.
- Confirm the gun and guard configuration.
- Locate the manufacturer-listed 697 tip.
- Verify the exact current Titan part number and any suffix.
- Check documented replacement or supersession information when applicable.
- Order only after the application and equipment requirements are verified.
Shop the Right Titan Striping Technology
Use Titan's documented tip family, stripe width and orifice to narrow the correct product before ordering.
Use application + required line width + coating + orifice + film build + required flow + sprayer capacity + gun/guard + exact 697-series part number. Titan's chart shows why: 697-215 and 697-615 use the same .015-inch orifice but produce documented 2-inch and 6-inch stripes. Meanwhile, 697-415, 697-417, 697-419, 697-421 and 697-423 maintain a 4-inch stripe while progressively changing the orifice and film-build requirement.
FAQ Section
Use these answers to narrow the correct Titan striping tip before ordering.
How do I choose the correct Titan 697 line striping tip size?Determine the required finished stripe width first, then check the coating manufacturer's recommended orifice and Titan's size-specific film-build guidance. Compare the selected orifice with the sprayer's output and maximum supported tip size, confirm the gun and guard configuration, and order the exact manufacturer-listed 697 part number.
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What does a Titan TR1 striping tip number such as 419 mean?Titan documents its 697-XYY format with X representing stripe width in inches when sprayed 6 inches from the surface and YY representing the orifice in thousandths of an inch. A 419 therefore represents a documented 4-inch stripe with a .019-inch orifice. Titan lists 697-419 for most traffic paints with heavy-film guidance.
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What is the difference between Titan TR1 and TR2 line striping tips?Titan 697-series TR1 tips provide a dedicated striping pattern selected by stripe width and orifice. Titan's 694-series TR2 design combines two patterns in one tip so the operator can switch between a narrower striping pattern and a wider stenciling pattern by twisting the tip. Choose between them according to the required workflow rather than assuming one is universally better.
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Will a Titan 697 striping tip work with my PowrLiner and spray gun?Compatibility must be checked against the exact PowrLiner and gun configuration. Confirm the approved tip/guard interface, the machine's maximum supported tip size and output, the coating requirement and the working-pressure ratings of the complete spray system. Guard fit alone does not establish full machine compatibility.
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What is the difference between Titan 697 Line Striping, 695 Reversible and 696 High Pressure tips?Titan 697 TR1 tips are dedicated to line-striping applications and are selected by required stripe width, orifice and film build. The 695 family is Titan's standard reversible airless-tip family, while the 696 family is designed for high-pressure commercial and industrial applications involving heavier coatings. Select the family according to the documented application and equipment requirements.
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