Graco 163927 Silver Flat Tip, 927

The Graco 163927 Silver Flat Tip, 927 delivers high-output performance for heavy coatings, ensuring smooth and consistent spray patterns. Ideal for professional-grade airless sprayers.

Orifice: 0.027 inch (for heavy materials)
Fan Width: 18–20 inches
Pressure: Up to 5,000 psi
Use With: Flat Tip Guard 220251

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Description

Overview & Key Details

The Graco 163927 Silver Flat Tip, 927 is a high-precision airless spray tip designed for consistent, wide flat patterns on heavy coatings. Ideal for professional contractors who need reliable coverage and clean edges.

Compatible Machines

Fits Graco airless sprayers/guns that use a standard flat-tip guard (use with Flat Tip Guard 220251) and support the required pressure/flow.

Ultra Max II 795
Ultra Max II 1095
Ultra Max II 1595
Mark V HD 3-in-1
Mark X HD 3-in-1
GMAX II 3900
GH 230
GH 300
Magnum X5, X7
ProX 17, 19, 21

Technical Specifications

Part Number	163927
Tip Family	Silver Flat Tip
Size / Code	927 (0.027" orifice; ~18–20" fan, depending on pressure & distance)
Orifice	0.027 in (≈ 0.686 mm)
Recommended Fan	Approx. 18–20 in (457–508 mm) at typical spray distance
Max Working Pressure	Up to 5,000 psi (≈ 345 bar)
Typical Materials	Heavy latex, block fillers, primers, elastomerics, industrial coatings
Required Guard	Use with Flat Tip Guard 220251 (or compatible flat-tip guard)

Why Choose This Tip

High output for heavy-bodied coatings with a stable, wide fan.
Consistent pattern for faster coverage on walls, block, and large surfaces.
Durable build for long service life under pro-level pressures.

What’s in the Box

1 × Graco 163927 Silver Flat Tip, 927
Tip guard sold separately (use Flat Tip Guard 220251)

Fitment & Use Notes

Ensure your sprayer can support a 0.027" tip and the required pressure/flow.
Install the flat tip into the back of the specified guard and thread onto the gun firmly.
Always test-spray and fine-tune pressure for best atomization and edge definition.

Frequently Asked Questions

The middle digit(s) indicate approximate fan width at standard distance, and the last two indicate the orifice in thousandths of an inch. Here, 27 = 0.027" orifice; expected fan is roughly 18–20" depending on setup.

Start at the lower end of your pressure range and increase until atomization is clean with minimal overspray. Maintain a consistent gun distance and overlap by ~50%. Use new/clean filters and ensure your flat-tip guard seals properly.

The 0.027" orifice prioritizes high output for heavier materials. For fine finish or light coatings, consider smaller orifice tips designed for fine atomization.