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Graco XHD417 Airless Spray Gun Tip 0.017 in
Airless spray gun tip with 0.017 in orifice, 8–10 in pattern and 7,250 psi rating
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- 017 in tip produces an 8–10 in spray fan for broad coverage
- Reversible design clears clogs instantly without removing the tip
- 7,250 psi maximum working pressure handles heavy-duty coatings
- Compatible with X30DH4 through X80DH4 spray guns for flexible use
- Gray finish resists corrosion and wear on the job site
Graco XHD417 0.017 in Tip
The Graco XHD417 is an airless spray gun tip with a 0.017 in orifice and a reversible design. It produces a pattern size of 8 in to 10 in and fits a 7/8 in thread. The tip is rated for a maximum working pressure of 7,250 psi.
Replaces worn XHD tips
This tip replaces a worn or damaged XHD series tip on compatible Graco spray guns. The jump is worth it when the existing tip no longer delivers a consistent 8 in to 10 in pattern or when pressure handling drops below the 7,250 psi rating. It restores original spray performance without changing the gun setup.
Handles medium-viscosity coatings
The 0.017 in orifice comfortably handles medium-viscosity coatings such as latex paints, primers and enamels at the rated 7,250 psi. It runs out on very heavy textures or high-build coatings that demand a larger orifice size for adequate flow. The reversible feature clears minor clogs to maintain output.
Highlights
- 017 in tip produces an 8–10 in spray fan for broad coverage
- Reversible design clears clogs instantly without removing the tip
- 7,250 psi maximum working pressure handles heavy-duty coatings
- Compatible with X30DH4 through X80DH4 spray guns for flexible use
- Gray finish resists corrosion and wear on the job site
Specifications
| Brand | GRACO |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
What thread size does the Graco XHD417 tip need on the gun?
The tip uses a 7/8 In. thread to screw onto compatible Graco airless spray guns.
How do I install the tip and what step is often missed?
Insert the tip into the guard, tighten the retaining nut by hand, then use a wrench to secure it; the step often missed is fully tightening with a wrench to prevent leaks at 7,250 psi.
When should I replace the 0.017 in tip?
Replace the tip when the spray pattern narrows below 8 in to 10 in or when overspray increases, indicating the orifice has worn beyond the 0.017 in size.
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