Graco 15T462 Shield Drip 3-1/2 Air Motor
$115.00
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The Graco 15T462 Shield Drip 3½″ air motor cover protects your system from drips and contamination, enhancing safety and service life.
- Protective drip shield for 3½″ air motors
- Helps keep housing clean and safe
- Simple installation for maintenance
- Ideal for heavy‑duty industrial spray environments
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Graco 15T462 Shield Drip (3 ½″ Air Motor) – Durable Protective Covering for Air Motor Assembly
Compatible Machines
- Graco 3.5‑in air motors used in high‑performance spray systems
- Industrial spray rigs where drip shield protection is required
- Maintenance replacement for air motor shield components in Graco assemblies
The Graco 15T462 Shield Drip (3½″ Air Motor) acts as a rugged protective cover around the air motor’s junction area to guard against fluid drip, debris, and wear in heavy‑duty spraying environments.
Key Features
| Part Number | 15T462 |
|---|---|
| Fitment Size | 3 ½″ air motor models |
| Material / Function | Drip shield assembly to catch/deflect leaking fluids |
| Role | Protects motor tie rods and accessories from worn‑out motor seals or creep |
| Benefit | Extends service life, improves operator safety, simplifies clean‑up |
Installation & Usage Tips
- Ensure the air motor is turned off and system depressurized before fitting the shield.
- Slide the shield over tie rods and secure according to model instructions. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
- Inspect the shield periodically for buildup or cracks and replace if damaged.
- Maintain clean surfaces under the shield to prevent corrosion or debris accumulation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — this shield is specified for the 3½″ air motor series; other motor sizes require their corresponding shield part numbers.
Absolutely — it helps divert drips and keeps the air motor housing cleaner, reducing downtime and maintenance effort.
Inspect during every major maintenance interval — check for cracks, deformation or fluid paths forming; replace if compromised.
Typically yes, you can slide the shield onto the tie rods after loosening, but follow the air motor’s service manual for safe installation. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
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