Wagner
Wagner 0516697A Inlet Suction Filter 100 Mesh
100-mesh inlet suction filter compatible with tip sizes 0.011 in, 0.013 in and 0.015 in for use with models 16G842, 16G843 and 16G844
- 100-mesh filtration traps fine particles for smooth finishes
- Compatible with tip sizes .011, .013 and .015 in
- Designed for use with models 16G842, 16G843 and 16G844
- Genuine Wagner Spray Tech replacement part ensures correct fit
- Protects spray gun internals from debris and clogging
Product Identity
The Wagner 0516697A is a 100 mesh inlet suction filter designed for spray gun systems. It protects the fluid path by catching debris before it reaches the tip. Compatible tip sizes include 0.011 in, 0.013 in and 0.015 in. This new component suits painters and contractors maintaining compatible Wagner equipment.
Operational Profile
The filter installs directly into the inlet suction line to maintain consistent material flow during spraying. A clean element prevents pressure fluctuations that cause uneven coating or tip blockages. Regular replacement keeps the pump running smoothly without extra strain. No special tools are required for routine change-outs.
Critical Specification
The 100 mesh rating defines the particle size this filter stops, making it the deciding factor for finish quality. It fits manufacturer numbers 16G842, 16G843 and 16G844 only. Buyers needing a different mesh count or thread pattern must select another part.
Highlights
- 100-mesh filtration traps fine particles for smooth finishes
- Compatible with tip sizes .011, .013 and .015 in
- Designed for use with models 16G842, 16G843 and 16G844
- Genuine Wagner Spray Tech replacement part ensures correct fit
- Protects spray gun internals from debris and clogging
Specifications
| Brand | WAGNER SPRAY TECH |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 100 mesh inlet suction filter on my Wagner spray gun?
Remove the existing filter from the gun handle, insert the new 100 mesh filter with the tapered end facing the fluid passage, then reassemble the handle nut securely.
When should I replace the 100 mesh filter during regular spraying work?
Replace the filter when you notice reduced flow, frequent tip clogging with tip sizes .011, .013 or .015, or visible debris that cannot be cleaned out.
What is the first limitation I will hit when spraying continuously with this 100 mesh filter?
The 100 mesh screen will load with fine particles first, restricting flow and causing pressure drop before the filter housing or gun components reach any limit.
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