Airless Paint Sprayer Pump for Graco Ultra Max II 695 795 LineLazer 3900 - Upgraded Aftermarket Replaces 248204

Product Description The 248-204 airless sprayer paint pump is compatible with Graco airless spray paint machines such as the Ultra Max II 695 795 Gmax II / LineLazer 3900. This pump is specifically designed for Non-PC pumps and may not be compatible with sprayers manufactured after 2019. The key parameters of the 248-204 airless sprayer paint pump are as follows: - Total length of the airless sprayer paint pump body: 24cm - Feed port outer diameter: 3.1cm, inner diameter: 1.6cm - Cylinder liner diameter: 4.3cm - Upper thread diameter: 3.9cm

The body of the 284204 airless paint spray pump is constructed from high-quality alloy material, ensuring it is wear-resistant and durable for a long service life. It significantly enhances machine pressure and spraying efficiency. The cylinder is designed to never wear out, allowing for easy parts replacement. The thread of the pump is precise and features a durable cowhide ring for superior sealing. Each 284204 airless paint spray pump undergoes quality testing before leaving the factory.

This versatile pump can be used in various applications, from agricultural production for water supply and sprinkler irrigation to cleaning cars, buildings, machinery, equipment, and more. Proper installation, maintenance, and use are crucial to ensure the long-term effectiveness of the 284204 airless sprayer paint pump.

Before installing the 284-204 airless paint spray pump, it is recommended to shake the pump several times to prevent the internal steel ball from sticking to the alloy plate, which could hinder normal pump operation. Due to the technical expertise required for replacing the pump, it is advisable for those unfamiliar with airless spraying products to refrain from purchasing to avoid unnecessary return and replacement fees.

The working principle of the 248-204 airless sprayer paint pump involves spraying or atomizing liquid by sending it through the nozzle under pressure, creating small water droplets. A motor or diesel engine drives the pump body to rotate, increasing the liquid pressure inside and enabling it to flow out, achieving the desired effect of spraying or atomizing liquid.

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