"Graco spray equipment" covers far more than sprayer machines: it spans paint sprayers, spray guns & tips, texture & drywall finishing equipment, line striping equipment, and the hoses, fittings, and pump parts that support all of them. Each has its own dedicated category on this site, organized by equipment type first and machine model second.
"Spray equipment" is a broader term than "sprayer parts" — it covers every category of equipment Graco makes for applying a coating, not just the pump-driven machines. This index maps the full breadth of that catalog in one place.
1. Paint Sprayers
The core category — homeowner, contractor, and gas-powered airless sprayer machines. Organized by machine model, with an interactive parts diagram for identifying individual components down to a single O-ring.
2. Spray Guns & Tips
RAC X tips, manifold filters, and the full range of spray gun models (SG2, SG3, SGPro, Contractor, FTX) fall here — the consumable and wear-item layer that sits between the pump and the finished surface.
3. Texture & Drywall Finishing
Interior Texture
Texture guns with oversized passages and a filterless design, built for heavy coatings and joint compounds — replaces rollers and trowels for interior finishing work.
Exterior Texture
Handles EIFS, synthetic stucco, and masonry finishes at flows up to 5.5 GPM and air output up to 9.1 CFM — built for commercial facades and multi-family projects.
The Flex Plus Airless Spray Gun (248157) handles both precision line striping and heavy-duty texture coating work — one gun spanning two equipment categories that would otherwise need separate tools.
4. Line Striping Equipment
FieldLazer and LineLazer machines for athletic field marking and pavement striping. These share some accessories with standard sprayer lines — extension wands and certain hose components cross over — but core striping components like the reel assembly are category-specific.
5. Hoses, Fittings & Support Parts
The connective layer across every equipment category above: BlueMax hoses, whip hoses, manifold filters, pressure controls, and quick-connect fittings. Many of these components are standardized across multiple equipment lines, which is why a filter or fitting bought for a texture sprayer often works on a standard airless machine too.
6. Finding Your Category Fast
- If you already own a specific machine, search by model number using the parts diagram tool rather than browsing by equipment category.
- If you're shopping for new equipment, the Order Graco Machines hub is organized by category — Paint, Fine-Finish, Texture, or Striping — for turnkey rig comparisons.
- If you're unsure which category a part belongs to, check whether it's gun-side, pump-side, or hose/fitting — that alone narrows most searches significantly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as Graco spray equipment beyond just sprayers?
Sprayer machines, spray guns and tips, texture and drywall finishing equipment, line striping equipment, and the hoses/fittings/pump parts that support all of them.
Is texture equipment different from standard airless sprayers?
Yes — texture equipment uses oversized, filterless gun designs for heavy coatings, often with hoppers and agitation kits not found on standard sprayers. Exterior texture equipment handles EIFS, stucco, and masonry at higher flow rates.
Do line striping machines share parts with standard sprayers?
Some accessories cross over — extension wands, tip guards, some hose components. Core striping-specific parts like the reel assembly are unique to that category.
Where should I start if I'm not sure which equipment category I need?
Use the Order Graco Machines hub, organized by category (Paint, Fine-Finish, Texture, Striping), or search by model number using the parts diagram tool if you already own a specific machine.