Please wait while we process your order...

Product successfully added to your cart.
Cart Image

Quantity in Cart: 1

Continue Shopping Shopping Cart
Item removed from Cart
X
 
×

sprayersandparts Logo

Product Image

Graco 101190 Steel Ball

The Graco 101190 Steel Ball is a durable check ball designed for lubrication and circulation pumps, ensuring one-way flow and sealing performance. Ideal for OEM replacements where this part number is specified.

  • Material: Steel (corrosion-resistant)
  • Used In: Fire-Ball, President, Senator, Eagle & Bulldog pump series
  • Function: Maintains pressure and prevents backflow
  • Part No.: 101190

$24.16
0
Based on 0 reviews
5 ★
0%
4 ★
0%
3 ★
0%
2 ★
0%
1 ★
0%

Overview & Key Details

The Graco 101190 Steel Ball is a check-ball used inside Graco pump/check-valve assemblies to maintain one-way flow and prevent backflow. It’s commonly referenced in lubrication and circulation pump families. Always match by part number in your machine’s parts list before ordering.

Compatible Machines

  • Graco Fire-Ball series lubrication pumps (e.g., Fire-Ball 300, Fire-Ball 425)
  • Graco President series lubrication pumps (notably 6:1 ratio models)
  • Graco Senator series circulation/lubrication pumps (e.g., 35:1)
  • Graco Eagle series lubrication pumps (e.g., 3:1)
  • Graco Bulldog series lubrication/grease pumps (e.g., 40:1)
  • Any Graco pump assembly that specifically lists Part No. 101190 in its parts manual

Key Features

  • OEM-spec check ball for Graco pump/check-valve assemblies
  • Durable steel construction for wear and corrosion resistance
  • Supports correct flow direction and restores valve sealing
  • Direct part-number match: use when your manual specifies 101190

Specifications

Part Number 101190
Description Ball, Steel (check-ball for pump/check-valve assemblies)
Material Steel / corrosion-resistant
Typical Use Lubrication & circulation pumps; select Graco pump assemblies
Fitment Guidance Install only when your equipment parts list calls out 101190

Fit Guidance

  • Model names can vary by ratio (e.g., 3:1, 6:1, 35:1, 40:1). Confirm by part number, not just model family.
  • If your pump is experiencing back-flow, loss of prime, or poor check-valve sealing, a worn ball may be the cause.
  • When replacing, inspect the matching seat and related check-valve components for wear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fitment is by part number. If your equipment’s parts manual lists 101190, it’s the correct replacement. If not listed, do not substitute without OEM guidance.

Only if the pump assembly inside that machine specifies 101190. These families use multiple pump types; always validate against the correct parts diagram for your exact model and revision.

Back-flow, loss of prime, pulsation, or difficulty maintaining pressure can indicate a worn ball or seat. Inspect both the ball and mating seat during service.

Clean the cavity and seat, ensure correct orientation, and avoid contaminating the sealing surfaces. Replace related seals if the manual recommends a kit during service.

Subscribe to our newsletter to get exclusive discounts and new theme launches right in your inbox.

You may unsubscribe at any moment. For that purpose, please find our contact info in the legal notice.

Payment Method   Payment Method   Payment Method   Payment Method 

ADDRESS