Graco 15A223 Connection Ring
The Graco 15A223 Connection Ring secures internal components in Graco regulators, maintaining alignment and reliable operation under pressure.
- Compatible Machines: Graco Mark V, King Airless, Ultra Max II 495
- Durable Material: High-strength metal for long-term reliability
- Maintenance: Easy to inspect and replace during service
- Enhanced Performance: Prevents internal play and ensures smooth regulator function
Graco 15A223 Connection Ring — Detailed Description
Overview
The Graco 15A223 Connection Ring is a precision-engineered retaining component that secures key internal elements within Graco fluid regulation systems. Despite its modest size, it plays a critical role in maintaining alignment and integrity of the regulator’s internal assembly.
Key Features
- Designed specifically to connect and lock internal components such as diaphragms, glands or plates in position.
- Manufactured with OEM‑grade tolerances to ensure reliable fit and repeatable performance.
- Metal construction delivers high structural integrity and resistance to wear, deformation or fatigue under cyclical loads.
- Minimal service part cost with significant impact on system reliability and longevity.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 15A223 |
| Component Type | Connection Ring / Retaining Ring |
| Application | Used in fluid regulators and assemblies to maintain structural alignment of internal parts. |
| Material | High-strength metal manufactured to OEM specification. |
| Usage Context | Critical for high‑cycle, high‑pressure regulator systems where component stability affects performance. |
Applications & Usage Context
- Installed inside Graco fluid regulation devices to hold components such as plates, diaphragms or glands securely in place.
- Especially useful during rebuilds or maintenance when alignment shifts, wear or play could degrade regulator response or cause leakage.
- Ensures that internal geometry remains consistent under repeated load cycles, helping maintain system reliability and accuracy.
Maintenance & Installation Advice
- Inspect the connection ring at each service interval when the regulator is disassembled—look for deformation, wear marks or loss of fit.
- If the ring shows signs of any machining damage, misfit or corrosion, replace it to ensure continued alignment and avoid premature failure of other internal components.
- During reassembly, ensure the ring is seated fully in its groove or housing before tightening adjacent parts to maintain proper alignment.
- A compromised ring may allow internal play which can lead to leaks, inconsistent pressure regulation, or accelerated wear of other parts.
FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions
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