Overview & Key Details
Genuine Graco 163917 — Silver Flat Tip 917. Precision airless flat-fan tip engineered for controlled coverage and consistent film build on demanding jobs.
Compatible Machines
Fits most Graco airless spray guns/systems that use the standard 7/8" tip guard and are rated for this tip’s orifice/flow. Typical families include:
- Graco Silver Plus™ Airless Spray Gun (all variants)
- Graco Ultra Max II 695 / 795 / 1095 / 1595
- Graco GMAX II 3900 / 5900 / 7900
- Graco GH Series GH 200 / GH 230 / GH 300
Key Specifications
| Part Number | 163917 |
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| Tip Series | Silver Flat Tip |
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| Orifice Size | 0.017" (≈ 0.43 mm) |
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| Typical Fan Width | ≈ 18–20" (material/pressure dependent) |
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| Max Working Pressure | Up to 5,000 psi (345 bar) |
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| Mounting | Standard 7/8" (22 mm) tip guard interface |
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| Spray Type | Airless – flat-fan pattern |
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Product Description
The Silver Flat Tip 917 is built for precise, repeatable edges with a controlled flat-fan. Ideal for protective and architectural coatings where uniform coverage and reduced overspray are priorities. Pair with a compatible Graco guard and high-pressure airless gun for best results.
Usage & Fit Notes
- Install in the flat-tip guard and thread to the airless gun per manufacturer instructions.
- Confirm your sprayer/gun pressure rating and filtration are appropriate for a 0.017" tip.
- Adjust pressure and gun distance to achieve full, even fan pattern.
- Monitor tip wear—worn tips increase flow and fan width, affecting finish and material use.
What’s Included
| Item | Qty |
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| Graco 163917 – Silver Flat Tip 917 | 1 |
Frequently Asked Questions
If your gun/guard uses the standard 7/8" mount and your system is rated for a 0.017" tip and the required pressure, then this Silver Flat Tip 917 should fit. Always check your model manual to confirm thread and pressure compatibility.
Medium-viscosity architectural and protective coatings commonly pair well (confirm with the coating TDS). Adjust pressure and filtration to maintain atomization without excessive overspray.
Watch for widening fan pattern, higher material usage, or reduced finish quality. These are signs of orifice wear—replace the tip to restore performance.
