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Titan 710-046 Inlet Screen

Titan 710-046 Inlet Screen

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Titan Tools Inc.

Part number 710-046 is an inlet screen. This is a fine mesh filter installed at the fluid inlet of the pump on compatible airless sprayers, designed to catch debris and prevent contaminants from entering the pump assembly. It is compatible with a vast range of models including Impact 1040; Impact 1140 I and IA; Impact 1140 operation; Impact 1140 service; impact X 410; impact X 440; impact X 540i; Performer 640 i; Performer 1140 ix; Power Beast; PowerBeast; PowrLiner 3000/3500s series; PowrLiner 3500 72v; PowrLiner 4500 service; PowrLiner 5500; PowrLiner 8900 XLT SP; PowrTwin 6900/12000 Plus DI; PowrTwin 12000 GHD/XLT DI/GHD; RentSpray 600/600 Impact/650/Plus; and Rentspar 700. Regular cleaning or replacement of this screen is essential for pump protection.

Part Number 710-046
Part Description Inlet Screen
Condition New

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Inlet Screen for Airless Sprayer Pump Protection

Part number 710-046 is an inlet screen. This component is a cylindrical or conical fine-wire mesh filter that is installed inside the fluid inlet passage of the sprayer's pump, typically where the suction tube from the material pail connects. It serves as the first and most critical line of defense against particulate contamination in the fluid system.

This screen is a universal part used across a wide spectrum of high-performance airless sprayer models, including various Impact, Performer, Power Beast, PowrLiner, PowrTwin, and RentSpray series. A clogged, damaged, or missing inlet screen can lead to reduced fluid flow, pump cavitation, premature wear of valves and packings, and inconsistent spray performance. Keeping this screen clean is a fundamental maintenance task.

Service Guidance: Inspect and clean the inlet screen every time you change material or at the start of each job. Soak in appropriate solvent and blow out with compressed air from the inside out. Replace the screen (part 710-046) if it is torn, heavily corroded, or cannot be fully cleaned. Never operate the sprayer without this screen in place.

Screen function and maintenance indicators

Primary function
Pump Protection Filters out sand, dirt, skin particles, and other debris before they enter the pump's precision valves and cylinders.
Flow Management Allows unimpeded fluid flow when clean but signals a need for service when flow is restricted.
System Longevity Preventing abrasive particles from entering the pump significantly extends the life of packings, balls, and seats.
Contamination Control Helps ensure cleaner material is delivered to the gun filter and tip.
When to clean or replace the screen
Reduced Performance Sprayer struggles to prime, loses pressure, or has pulsating output.
Visible Clogging Screen is more than 50% covered with dried material or debris.
Physical Damage Mesh is torn, crushed, or has holes, allowing unfiltered material to pass.
Routine Maintenance Cleaned at every material change; replaced periodically as preventative care.

Compatibility

The inlet screen part 710-046 is a standard filtration component used across numerous airless sprayer models. The following is a partial list of compatible equipment.

Compatible Sprayer Models (Partial List)
Impact 1040; 1140 I, IA, operation, service
impact X 410, 440, 540i
Performer 640 i; Performer 1140 ix
Power Beast; PowerBeast
PowrLiner 3000, 3500s series (including suffixed units and 72v models)
PowrLiner 4500 service; 5500; 8900 XLT SP
PowrTwin 6900, 12000 Plus DI, GHD, XLT DI, GHD
RentSpray 600, 600 Impact, 650, Plus; Rentspar 700

Related parts commonly serviced together

Filtration is a multi-stage process. These other components work in conjunction with the inlet screen.

Suction Tube

The tube that draws material from the pail; the screen is often located at its end or where it connects to the pump.

Gun Filter / Tip Filter

Secondary and tertiary filters located at the spray gun to protect the tip.

Inlet Gasket / O-Ring

The seal where the suction tube connects; prevents air leaks that can affect priming.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the inlet screen, a fine mesh filter that installs at the pump's fluid intake on a wide variety of airless sprayers. It is the primary filter designed to protect the pump from debris in the material pail.

The inlet screen is designed to be cleaned and reused multiple times. Soak it in an appropriate solvent (like mineral spirits or paint thinner) for the material you were spraying, then rinse and blow it dry with compressed air. However, you should replace it with a new one (part 710-046) if the mesh is torn, permanently deformed, or too clogged to clean thoroughly.

Absolutely. A severely clogged inlet screen is one of the most common causes of priming issues and pressure loss. It restricts the flow of material into the pump, causing cavitation and preventing the pump from building pressure. Always check and clean the inlet screen (710-046) as the first step in diagnosing these symptoms.

No, it is not safe for your equipment. Operating without the inlet screen allows all debris from the material pail to enter the pump. This can quickly lead to scored pistons, damaged ball valves and seats, and failed packings—resulting in very costly repairs. Always install a replacement screen (710-046) before running the sprayer.