Graco 15D157 Suction Tube
The Graco 15D157 Suction Tube is a genuine OEM part designed to draw fluid from a 5-gallon container into the pump of Graco sprayers. It’s built to ensure reliable pick-up and maintain consistent fluid flow during operation.
Key Features
- Designed for use with 5‑gallon suction sets
- Rigid yet resilient tube material for long service life
- Includes strain screen and hose clamp to prevent debris intake
- OEM part — ensures exact fit and compatibility with Graco equipment
- Facilitates steady, uninterrupted fluid supply to the pump
Technical Specifications
| Part Number |
15D157 |
| Description |
Suction Tube; 5‑gallon pick‑up |
| Intended Use |
Drawing material from 5-gal pails into the pump intake |
| Components |
Tubing, strainer (screen), hose clamp |
Function & Role in the System
The suction tube forms the essential link between the material container and the pump. It helps maintain a steady flow by ensuring the pump has constant access to fluid, and the built-in strainer prevents large particles or debris from entering the pump, protecting the internal components.
Applications & Compatibility
The 15D157 tube is listed in Graco’s parts documentation for its 5-gallon suction set kits. In particular:
- Used in Graco 5-gallon suction systems in stand sprayers.
- Part of Graco suction assemblies that include the strainer, hose, and clamp for fluid pick-up from a pail.
- Included in Graco LoBoy stand suction set kits.
Installation & Maintenance
- Before installing, make sure the container and the fluid are clean to avoid drawing in contaminants.
- Secure the strainer screen in place and clamp the tube tightly to prevent vacuum leaks.
- Inspect the strainer periodically for clogging and clean or replace if blocked.
- Replace the tube if it shows signs of cracking, brittleness, or wear to avoid air ingestion into the pump.
- During reassembly, ensure the hose clamp is correctly tightened but not over‑torqued, to avoid damaging the tube.
Frequently Asked Questions
It draws fluid from a 5‑gallon container into the pump, while the built‑in strainer helps block debris from damaging the pump.
It's used in stand-style 5-gallon suction sets and related Graco pump assemblies that document part 15D157 in their parts lists.
Periodically remove and clean the strainer screen. Check the tube for signs of wear or cracks, and ensure the hose clamp remains tight to avoid air leaks.