Graco 114671 Thrust Washer

OEM thrust washer designed to maintain proper axial spacing and alignment in your Graco equipment.

Part number: 114671.
Used in Graco Ultra Max II series and other units listing this part.
Ensures correct fit, spacing and longer machine life.

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Description

Compatible Machines for the Graco 114671 Thrust Washer

Graco Ultra Max II 1095 (and related 695/795/1095 series) – parts list identifies 114671 as “Washer, thrust”. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
Any Graco machine where the parts diagram lists part number 114671 – Washer, thrust.

Product Overview

The 114671 Thrust Washer from Graco is a genuine OEM flat bearing‑style washer designed to handle axial load and provide proper spacing/clearance in drive or gear assemblies of finishing and spray equipment.

Key features include:

OEM‑specified part to match original design for fit, thickness, diameter and material. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
Used where axial loads occur (for example beneath a gear, rotor or housing) to reduce wear and maintain alignment.
Listed as “special order” in some inventories — indicates it may not be a common off‑the‑shelf item. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}

Why Choose This Washer?

If your machine’s service diagram lists part number 114671, using this exact washer helps maintain correct spacing, reduce setting changes, avoid excessive wear on adjacent components and maintain original equipment reliability. Using the wrong thickness/diameter washer could lead to mis‑alignment, premature wear or failure.

Frequently Asked Questions

If the washer is worn or missing, components may shift under axial load, causing bearing wear, increased noise, mis‑alignment or even gear failures. The machine’s life may shorten as a result.

While a generic washer might physically fit, the OEM part ensures exact thickness, diameter, material and finish which the original assembly requires. For best performance in critical assemblies, using the genuine part is recommended.

Ensure machine is shut down and relieved of pressure, open the housing/gearbox where the washer resides, remove old washer, compare thickness/diameter with new one, install the new washer in correct orientation/position and re‑assemble. Check for correct clearance and no side play once assembled.