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Sprayer Dispensers

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Sprayer Plunger Cup
Part #44-70-0175
$6.40
In Stock
This is an original Milwaukee replacement part. The plunger cup is designed by the manufacturer for use in water tanks. This part is made of high-quality plastic, and is placed at the base of the plunger in the cylinder assembly. This part is sold individually.
This is an original Milwaukee replacement part. The plunger cup is designed by the manufacturer for use in water tanks. This part is made of high-quality plastic, and is placed at the base of the plunger in the cylinder assembly. This part is sold individually.
Sprayer Tranducer
Part #243222
$216.90
Special Order
This transducer is sourced from the original manufacturer for use in paint sprayers. The transducer, also known as a pressure transducer or pressure sensor, is responsible for monitoring and measuring the pressure of the paint being sprayed. The transducer then relays this information to the control system which allows the sprayer to remain in the desired spray parameters and prevent over pressurization. Transducers can fail due to electrical issues, or mechanical damage, which can cause inaccurate pressure readings, loss of control, inconsistent spray patterns, poor paint application and fluctuating pressure rates. To remove a faulty transducer first, disconnect the electrical wires and fasteners holding it in place. Position the new transducer in the empty slot and reattach the electrical connections and any mounting hardware to complete your repair.
This transducer is sourced from the original manufacturer for use in paint sprayers. The transducer, also known as a pressure transducer or pressure sensor, is responsible for monitoring and measuring the pressure of the paint being sprayed. The transducer then relays this information to the control system which allows the sprayer to remain in the desired spray parameters and prevent over pressurization. Transducers can fail due to electrical issues, or mechanical damage, which can cause inaccurate pressure readings, loss of control, inconsistent spray patterns, poor paint application and fluctuating pressure rates. To remove a faulty transducer first, disconnect the electrical wires and fasteners holding it in place. Position the new transducer in the empty slot and reattach the electrical connections and any mounting hardware to complete your repair.
Sprayer Transducer
Part #800-437
$310.12
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Sprayer Grease Cup
Part #70602042040
$13.42
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Sprayer Funnel
Part #0529929
$6.40
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Sprayer Discontinued
Part #736-0722
$10.42
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Sprayer Discontinued
Part #736-0133
$8.37
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Sprayer Discontinued
Part #KH-24-014-44-S
$438.31
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$20.25
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Sprayer Dampener
Part #15J388
$19.16
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