Titan HEA High Efficiency Airless Spray Tip

Titan HEA High Efficiency Airless Spray Tips

Get professional airless performance with less overspray using Titan HEA High Efficiency Airless Spray Tips. Engineered for low-pressure spraying, Titan HEA tips atomize architectural paints and coatings at approximately 1,000 PSI while maintaining production-speed performance.

The result is a softer, more controlled spray pattern that puts more paint on the surface and less into the air. Titan HEA technology can reduce overspray by up to 55%, helping contractors reduce material waste, improve control, and achieve consistent coverage.

Available in multiple fan widths and orifice sizes from 211 through 621, Titan HEA tips let you match the spray pattern and material flow to the coating and surface you're spraying.

Features

• Up to 55% Less Overspray – High Efficiency Airless technology reduces overspray compared with conventional airless spraying, helping put more paint on the surface and less into the air.

• Sprays at Lower Pressure – Engineered to atomize architectural paints and coatings at approximately 1,000 PSI while maintaining professional production speed.

• Softer, More Controlled Spray Pattern – A feathered-edge fan pattern provides consistent coverage and greater control for a professional finish.

• Reduced Gun Kickback – Lower operating pressure makes the spray gun easier and more comfortable to control throughout the job.

• Fewer Runs & Drips – The forgiving HEA spray pattern helps reduce heavy edges, runs and uneven application.

• Up to 2X Longer Tip Life – Titan HEA tips are designed to provide up to twice the life of a standard reversible airless spray tip.

• Reduced Sprayer Wear – Lower spray pressure puts less stress on the pump, helping extend pump life and time between repacks.

• Industry-Standard Compatibility – Fits industry-standard airless spray tip guards for compatibility with a wide range of professional airless spray equipment.

• Multiple Tip Sizes Available – Choose from a range of fan widths and orifice sizes to match your coating and application.

• 5,000 PSI Maximum Working Pressure – Built for professional airless spraying applications with a maximum working pressure of 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa).

Why Choose Titan HEA Spray Tips?

• Up to 55% Less Overspray – Low-pressure atomization helps put more coating on the surface and less into the surrounding area.

• Spray at Lower Pressure – Optimized to spray architectural paints and coatings at approximately 1,000 PSI at production speed.

• Smooth, Consistent Fan Pattern – A feathered spray pattern helps provide even coverage with fewer heavy edges.

• Better Spray Control – Reduced kickback at the gun gives painters greater control when triggering and spraying.

• Fewer Runs & Drips – The forgiving fan pattern helps make consistent application easier.

• Reduced Pump Wear – Lower operating pressure puts less stress on your airless sprayer and can help extend time between repacks.

• Long Tip Life – Titan rates HEA tips at up to twice the life of a standard reversible spray tip.

• Universal Compatibility – Designed to fit industry-standard airless spray tip guards.

• Professional Performance – Designed for contractors spraying architectural paints and coatings.

Titan HEA Low Pressure Technology

Traditional airless spraying often requires higher pressure to properly atomize paint. Titan HEA technology is engineered to produce an efficient spray pattern at significantly lower pressure.

Operating at lower pressure provides several advantages. It reduces airborne overspray, decreases gun kickback, improves spray control and reduces unnecessary stress on the pump.

For professional painters, that can mean less masking, less wasted coating and a cleaner, more controlled spraying experience without sacrificing production speed.

Highly Efficient Spray Pattern

Titan HEA tips are engineered with a feathered-edge fan pattern that delivers consistent coverage across the spray fan.

The softer pattern is more forgiving than a traditional high-pressure airless pattern, helping reduce runs, drips and heavy edges while maintaining the production speed contractors expect from an airless sprayer.

How to Read a Titan HEA Tip Size

Titan HEA tip numbers tell you two important things: fan width and orifice size.

Using a 517 tip as an example:

5 = Fan Width
Double the first digit to estimate the fan width when spraying approximately 12 inches from the surface. A 517 produces roughly a 10-inch spray fan.

17 = Orifice Size
The final two digits represent the tip opening in thousandths of an inch. A 517 therefore has a 0.017-inch orifice.

A larger orifice allows more coating through the tip, while a larger first digit produces a wider spray pattern.

Titan HEA Tip Size Chart

Which Titan HEA Tip Size Should I Choose?

Choosing the correct airless spray tip depends on both the coating you're spraying and the size of the surface.

Smaller fan widths such as 211, 213, 311 and 313 provide greater control on narrower surfaces and detailed applications.

Medium fan widths such as 411, 413, 415 and 417 provide a balance between control and production for a variety of architectural painting projects.

Larger 515, 517, 519 and 521 tips are well suited to higher-production spraying across walls, ceilings and other broad surfaces when compatible with the coating being applied.

615 through 621 tips provide an even wider fan for high-production applications and large surfaces.

Always consult the coating manufacturer's recommended airless tip size before spraying.

Titan HEA Tip Flow Rates

Orifice size determines how much material can pass through the spray tip. Titan's published flow rates are calculated at 2,000 PSI using water.

Your airless sprayer must be capable of supporting the selected tip orifice and required flow rate.

Compatibility

Titan HEA reversible spray tips are designed to fit industry-standard airless spray tip guards, making them compatible with a wide range of professional airless spray guns and sprayers.

Maximum working pressure: 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa).

When Should You Replace an Airless Spray Tip?

Airless tips gradually wear as coating passes through the orifice. As a tip wears, the orifice becomes larger while the effective fan pattern becomes narrower.

A worn tip can increase paint consumption, require additional passes and make it more difficult to maintain the desired coating thickness.

Consider replacing your tip when the fan pattern becomes noticeably narrower, spray quality deteriorates, or you need to increase pressure excessively to maintain an acceptable pattern.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does HEA mean on a Titan spray tip?

HEA stands for High Efficiency Airless. Titan HEA tips are engineered to atomize architectural paints and coatings at lower pressure while maintaining professional production speed.

How much does a Titan HEA tip reduce overspray?

Titan states that HEA technology can reduce overspray by up to 55% compared with conventional airless spraying.

What pressure should I use with a Titan HEA tip?

Titan HEA tips are optimized to spray architectural coatings at approximately 1,000 PSI. Actual pressure should be adjusted based on the coating, sprayer and spray pattern. Start low and increase pressure only until you achieve proper atomization.

What is the most common Titan HEA tip size?

A 517 is a versatile size for many architectural painting applications because it combines an approximately 10–12 inch fan with a 0.017-inch orifice. Always verify that the coating manufacturer recommends a 0.017-inch tip.

What's the difference between a Titan HEA 515 and 517?

Both provide approximately a 10–12 inch fan. The 515 has a 0.015-inch orifice while the 517 has a larger 0.017-inch orifice, allowing greater material flow.

Will Titan HEA tips fit other airless spray guns?

Titan states that HEA tips fit industry-standard spray tip guards. Always verify compatibility with your specific gun and guard before spraying.

Do Titan HEA tips last longer than regular airless tips?

Titan states its HEA tips provide up to twice the life of a standard reversible tip.

Can I spray latex paint with a Titan HEA tip?

Yes. Titan HEA tips are designed for architectural paints and coatings, including many latex paints. Select the tip orifice recommended by the coating manufacturer and confirm that your sprayer supports that tip size.

Does the Titan HEA spray tip include a tip guard?

This listing is for the Titan HEA spray tip only unless otherwise stated. A compatible spray tip guard is required for use.