Graco’s XHD RAC SwitchTips are designed for use with heavy coatings that require higher pressures to atomize. These tips require a larger orifice size to offer a thick enough mil build to cover such a wide area in one pass. They create an extra-wide 24-inch fan pattern, allowing you to spray twice the surface of a standard tip. Graco RAC-X Fine Finish Low Pressure and Low Pressure Switch Tips work with all airless sprayers.įor larger sprayers, in higher production applications, Graco offers WideRAC SwitchTips. This can double the tip life and extend pump life. This breakthrough technology allows you to spray at up to 50% lower pressure with less overspray, providing consistent, blended finish quality with complete atomization spraying at half the pressure. Graco’s RAC-X Fine Finish Low Pressure and Low Pressure Switch Tips offer the industry’s best finish at the world’s lowest airless spray pressure! These tips are available in small sizes for fine finish applications and large sizes for large surfaces and high-production applications. And, thanks to their innovative design, RAC tips can be quickly replaced without removing the tip guard and housing. With a reversible tip, you can easily clear tip clogs by simply turning the tip 180 degrees to the clean position and then triggering the sprayer. They’re available in about 200 sizes and can be used for a wide variety of coatings. Reverse-A-Clean tips, also called RAC tips, are the most versatile reversible tips on the market.
Understanding airless tip options will help you choose the Graco spray tip best suited for your needs. There’s a Graco spray tip that’s specifically built for your application.
This not only saves paint, by reducing overspray, but it also reduces tip wear and prolongs pump life, saving you money. If the painter continues to use the worn tip, it will cost him around $300 per day!Īlways turn down the pressure as low as it can go, while still spraying a good spray pattern. If the contractor uses a worn tip (a 12-inch fan pattern worn to 9-inch) he will spend an additional $36.25 in wasted paint and labor per hour. For example, assume that paint costs $15 per gallon, labor costs $25 an hour and the contractor sprays 5 gallons of paint per hour.
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