

Titan part 770-584 is a foam cup gasket used to create an airtight seal between the fluid cup and the spray gun body on compatible HVLP Airspray systems. This gasket prevents air leakage and material seepage, ensuring consistent fluid delivery. Replace when the original foam gasket is compressed, torn, or no longer seals properly.
| Part Number | 770-584 |
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| Part Description | Foam Cup Gasket |
| Brand | Titan |
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| Condition | New |
The Titan 770-584 Foam Cup Gasket is a replacement sealing ring designed for the fluid cup on compatible HVLP Airspray guns. It fits between the cup and the gun body, creating an airtight seal that prevents air from being drawn into the fluid path and stops material from leaking out at the connection point.
Over time, the foam gasket can become compressed, hardened, torn, or contaminated with dried material, leading to air leaks, erratic spray patterns, fluid dripping, or loss of cup pressure. Replacing the gasket restores proper sealing and ensures reliable material delivery to the air cap.
| Airtight seal | Prevents air from entering the fluid path at the cup connection |
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| Leak prevention | Stops material from seeping out between cup and gun body |
| Consistent flow | Ensures steady fluid delivery to the nozzle |
| Compressed / flattened | Gasket no longer springs back; cup feels loose when tightened |
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| Tears or cracks | Visible damage that creates a leak path |
| Hardening | Foam has lost flexibility and does not conform to surfaces |
| Fluid seepage | Material visible around cup threads during use |
Titan part 770-584 is a direct replacement foam cup gasket for the following HVLP Airspray systems. Always confirm fitment using your equipment's parts diagram.
| Brand / Model | Components |
|---|---|
| HVLP Airspray Quart Cup | Foam Cup Gasket |
| HVLP Airspray ProFinish TS40 | Foam Cup Gasket |
| HVLP Airspray ProFinish TS50 | Foam Cup Gasket |
When replacing the foam cup gasket, inspect these associated components.
Check for cracks, warped rim, or damaged threads that could prevent a good seal even with a new gasket.
Clean off dried material and inspect for nicks or corrosion that could compromise the foam seal.
If the cup is pressurized, the lid seal should also be inspected for air leaks.