Graco 115158 Filter Gun
$13.30
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The Graco 115158 Filter Gun is a genuine spray‑gun filter that helps keep paint or coating material free of debris before spraying — protecting your pump and nozzle, and ensuring a smooth, consistent finish.
- OEM gun‑filter for Graco airless spray guns
- Prevents nozzle clogs and pump damage
- Ensures smoother spray pattern and better finish
- Ideal for repainting, coating or industrial‑painting work with particulate or heavy fluids
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About the Graco 115158 Filter Gun
The Graco 115158 Filter Gun is a genuine OEM spray‑gun filter assembly — designed to filter paint or coating material before it reaches the nozzle, ensuring smooth flow, preventing clogs, and protecting your pump and spray equipment.
Compatible Use‑Cases / Applications
- Airless spray‑guns and coating systems from Graco that require inline filtration at gun inlet
- Spray jobs using paints, coatings or other fluids that may contain debris or particulates — to reduce nozzle clogging and ensure smooth finish
- Maintenance or rebuilds — replacing worn/damaged filters to restore proper fluid flow and spray performance
Product Details
| Part Number | 115158 |
|---|---|
| Description | Gun Filter / Filter Assembly for Spray‑Gun (OEM) |
| Function | Removes debris/particles from paint or coating material before nozzle — protects pump, prevents clogging |
| Typical Use | Airless spray guns, spray systems requiring gun‑filter (paint/coating applications) |
| OEM Status | Genuine Graco part — ensures proper fit and compatibility with Graco spray‑guns & systems |
Benefits of Using This Filter Gun
- Prevents nozzle blockages by filtering out debris and particles
- Protects pump and internal components from damage caused by contaminated fluid
- Improves spray finish — smoother, consistent material flow and atomization
- OEM‑specified — fit & performance match Graco equipment standards
Frequently Asked Questions
It filters paint or coating material before it hits the nozzle — removing lumps or debris that could clog the tip, spoil spray pattern or damage the pump.
It’s not recommended. Skipping the filter increases risk of nozzle clogging, poor finish, pump wear or damage — especially with thicker paints/coatings or contaminated fluids.
Inspect the filter regularly — clean or replace if clogged, especially after using thick or particulate‑laden coatings. For frequent spray jobs, check before each job or if spray pattern worsens or pressure drops.
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