3/4" Filter 18mm x 42mm For Paint Sprayer

Each of these filters plays a vital role in eliminating contaminant particles.

✅ Filter Size and Mesh Density: Filter size is determined by the mesh number, which indicates the material's filter density.

✳️ Compatible with Graco units:

• St Pro Hi-Boy 455, 495, St Hi-Boy 495

• Ultra 500, Ultimate 500

• Ultra Max 695 Hi-Boy, Ultra Max 695 Lo-Boy

• GM 3000 Hi-Boy, GM 3500 Lo-Boy

• LineLazer 3000, LineLazer 3500

✳️ Nozzle hole range for different types of sprayed material:

✔️ Pigments: 0.009″

✔️ Stains, Varnishes, Oils: 0.009″ – 0.011″

✔️ Primer: 0.013’’

✔️ Urethanes, Epoxies: 0.013″ – 0.015″

✔️ Enamels, Emulsions: 0.015″

✔️ Acrylics: 0.015″ – 0.019″

✔️ Latex: 0.017″ – 0.019″

✔️ Waterproofing agents: 0.023″ – 0.031″

✔️ Fire protection: 0.029″ – 0.035″

✔️ Elastomers: 0.025″ – 0.033″

✔️ Putties, plasters: 0.027″ – 0.035″

✔️ Masses bituminous: 0.055'' - 0.065''

✅ Choosing the right nozzle is child's play with us! Here are a few steps that will help you make your decision:

1️⃣ The first digit (A) means nozzle fan width, we'll label it "A". Multiplying the first digit "A" x 5 cm gives us the fan width we want when holding the gun 30 cm from the surface. So mathematically, this can be written as:

Flow width = A x 5 cm

This means that holding the gun 30 cm from the surface will give a fan width of 25 cm.

For example, "517" is a nozzle with a fan width of 25 cm and a nozzle orifice diameter of 0.017 inch.

Example: If the first digit "A" is 5, then the fan width is: Fan width = 5 x 5 cm = 25 cm