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Graco 287033 Gun Filter 100 Mesh

The Graco 287033 Gun Filter (100 Mesh) ensures smooth, clog-free spraying by filtering out debris before it reaches the tip — ideal for thinner materials like stains and lacquers.

  • Part No: 287033
  • Mesh Size: 100 (fine)
  • Fits: Contractor PC, Contractor II, FTx, FTx II Guns
  • Use For: Thinner coatings — stains, lacquers, enamels
  • Purpose: Reduces tip plugging and improves finish

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Graco 287033 — Gun Filter (100 Mesh) Overview & Compatibility

Compatible Machines

This Graco 287033 Gun Filter (100 Mesh) installs in the handle of the following Graco spray guns:

  • Contractor PC Spray Gun
  • Contractor II Spray Gun
  • FTx Spray Gun
  • FTx II Spray Gun

What is the Graco 287033 Gun Filter (100 Mesh)?

The Graco 287033 is a fine 100-mesh in-gun screen designed to trap debris before it reaches the tip—helping to reduce tip plugging and deliver a smoother finish. The 100-mesh rating is ideal for thinner materials such as stains and lacquers.

  • Improves finish quality by filtering particles at the gun
  • Helps maintain consistent spray pattern and pressure
  • Quick to remove, clean, or replace
  • Matched to material viscosity: 100-mesh for thinner coatings

Specifications

Part Number 287033
Type Gun Filter / In-handle screen
Mesh Rating 100 Mesh (fine; for thinner materials)
For Use With Contractor PC, Contractor II, FTx, FTx II spray guns
Typical Materials Stains, lacquers, thin enamels

When to Choose 100 Mesh

Select 100-mesh when spraying lower-viscosity coatings. For thicker paints or primers, a coarser filter (e.g., 60-mesh) may allow better flow while still protecting the tip.

  • Use 100-mesh for stain/lacquer to minimize micro-debris
  • If experiencing frequent clogs with heavy paints, step to a lower mesh number
  • Keep spare filters on hand to swap during long spray sessions

Care & Maintenance

  • Flush gun after each use; remove the filter and rinse until water/solvent runs clear
  • Inspect for collapsed mesh or solder joint damage; replace if distorted
  • Match filter mesh to material; don’t over-restrict heavy coatings

Frequently Asked Questions

The 287033 (100-mesh) is specified for Contractor PC, Contractor II, FTx, and FTx II guns. SG-series guns typically use different filter part numbers; confirm your gun model and consult its parts list before ordering.

Use 100-mesh for thinner materials such as stains, lacquers, and thin enamels. For heavier paints/primers, consider a coarser mesh to maintain flow.

Replace when the mesh appears torn, collapsed, or permanently clogged. Under normal use, many pros replace filters every few jobs to ensure consistent spray quality.

Not necessarily. A mesh that’s too fine for the material can restrict flow and cause pressure fluctuations. Match mesh size to material viscosity for best results.

Always strain coatings before filling, keep the gun filter clean, use the correct spray tip size, and maintain recommended hose/filter combinations from Graco.

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