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Buying Guide: Spray Gun Parts and Accessories

Spray Gun Repair Kits, Tips and Cups
Spray gun repair kits, fluid tips, cups, and cleaning brushes make up this group. Examples include a 1.80 fluid tip for the Model 2001 conventional pressure feed gun and a 4 oz. aluminum cup for DeVilbiss, SRIW, SRI, and BINKS Cub gravity guns. Match the gun model and the part number on your old tip, cup, or kit before ordering.

Pressure Tanks and Tank Liners
Pressure tank liners include a 5 gallon liner for BINKS Model 83-5400, and tank liners also come in sizes such as 2 GAL. The pressure tanks include PT II models, such as the PT II A.S.M.E. Code Pressure Tank. Match the liner to your tank model, and have a qualified technician install or service pressure system parts.

Air Regulators and Booth Filters
Air regulators deliver air at a lower regulated pressure, such as a 60 CFM 5 port model with one 3/8 in. inlet. AF HE booth filters are high efficiency and suited to spray-applied industrial coatings. Check the CFM rating and port count on your old regulator before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does BINKS make?
BINKS offers spray gun repair kits, fluid tips, cups, cleaning brushes, and paint strainers. Its range also includes pressure tanks, tank liners, air regulators, and spray booth filters. Match the gun or tank model number on your equipment before ordering.

How do I choose the right tip, cup or liner?
Match the part number on the old tip, cup, or liner before ordering. For fluid tips, check the tip size and the spray gun model, such as a 1.80 tip for the Model 2001 conventional pressure feed gun. For liners and tanks, match the gallon size and model number, such as 2 GAL or Model 83-5400, to your equipment manual.

What pressure tank and regulator parts does BINKS offer?
BINKS offers PT II pressure tanks, including the PT II A.S.M.E. Code Pressure Tank, and a 60 CFM 5 port fluid pressure tank air regulator. The regulator has one 3/8 in. air inlet and two regulated outlets. Have a qualified technician install or service pressure system parts, and follow the manufacturer's instructions.