Turbine Unit Comparison & Features
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Titan or Graco HVLP sprayer? Which One To Buy!
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The comparison extends to the main turbine units. The Titan unit features a durable stainless steel casing, contributing to a heavy-duty and industrial feel. The Graco unit, while also well-made, is predominantly plastic. A key difference lies in filter accessibility: the Titan allows for a quick twist-off removal of its pre-filter, which can be easily cleaned with an air compressor or vacuum. The Graco's turbine filter, which protrudes from the unit, requires a hex wrench to loosen screws for removal, making cleaning less convenient. The Graco also boasts 'SmartStart' technology, a feature that automatically turns the turbine on only when the spray gun's trigger is pulled, preventing the unit from running constantly, reducing heat, and saving energy. The Titan relies on traditional on/off knobs which are described as prone to breaking. The Titan unit is noted for having built-in storage in the back for projector sets and tightening wrenches, a feature absent in the Graco model. The Graco unit, despite being plastic, is significantly lighter, which is a benefit for portability.
Goal: The hosts delve into the turbine units, comparing their build materials, external design, filter accessibility, and innovative features like Graco's SmartStart technology versus Titan's on/off switch and storage options.
Tools and materials
- Air Compressor or Vacuum
- Graco FinishPro HVLP 9.5 Unit Graco
- Hex Wrench
- Titan Capspray 115 HVLP Unit Titan
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