Graco 187975 Warning Label

The Graco 187975 Warning Label is a genuine safety decal designed for multiple Graco sprayers and motor kits. It ensures critical hazard information remains visible and compliant during operation.

Part Number: 187975
Type: Warning / Safety Label (English)
Used on: Graco 490 ST, Ultra Max 795, MXT 1595, and GH/EH motor kits
Ensures operator safety and meets Graco compliance standards

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Description

Overview & Key Details

The Graco 187975 Warning Label is an English safety decal used on select Graco airless paint sprayers and related motor assemblies. It provides clear hazard and safety warnings to help users operate equipment correctly and reduce risk during setup, spraying, and maintenance.

Compatible Machines

This label is found on a variety of Graco equipment and kits. Confirm with the unit’s parts manual before ordering. Examples include:

Graco 490 ST Airless Paint Sprayer
Ultimate MXT 1595 Airless Sprayer
Ultra Max 795 Airless Paint Sprayer
GH / EH Series motor kits (select models)
Other Graco airless paint sprayers where the parts list specifies part 187975

Part Details

Part Number	187975
Item Type	Warning / Safety Label (English)
Typical Use	Applied to the sprayer frame or motor/drive housing to communicate essential warnings.
Placement	Location varies by model; refer to your sprayer’s parts diagram.

Why This Label Matters

Maintains safety compliance and visibility of critical warnings.
Helps meet manual/parts list requirements during refurbish or repair.
Supports workplace safety best practices for operators and bystanders.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the surface thoroughly before application.
Align to the position shown in the model’s parts manual/labeling diagram.
Apply with firm, even pressure to ensure full adhesion and legibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not universally. It is used on many models, but labeling varies by machine and production run. Always verify against your sprayer’s parts manual before purchasing.

Placement differs by model—commonly on the frame, shroud, or motor/drive area. The exact location is shown in the model’s labeling or parts diagram.

Yes. Clean the surface, align per the manual, and apply firmly. If other labels are missing or unreadable, replace them as well to maintain safety compliance.

Check the parts list for your model and serial range. If it specifies 187975, this is the correct warning label.

Order the exact part number shown in your manual. If your unit has been updated or refurbished, consult your distributor with the model and serial to confirm the correct label.