Not sure which Graco spray tip to use? The answer is in the colour! Each colour represents a different application: 🟢 Fine finish with low pressure 🟡 General use with low pressure 🔵 High production 🟤 Heavy-duty coatings Choosing the right tip = better coverage, cleaner lines, and less overspray. Find out all about our spray tips: graco.com/tips | Graco Contractor Equipment - EMEA

Over time, spray tips can wear out due to wear, corrosion, or blockages. In this quick tutorial, Stavros Krokos shows you how to properly replace or install the spray tip on your airless spray gun. 👉 Watch, lock & spray. 🎥 krokosstavros | Graco Contractor Equipment - EMEA

Have you discovered Graco’s new neon-colored low pressure spray tips yet? They offer the same versatility as existing tips but even better: ✔ Up to 50% less overspray ✔ Twice the tip life for extended use ✔ Perfect airless finish with smooth coverage ✔ Easiest pattern overlap for consistent results ✔ Less prep and cleanup, more productivity Available in LP and WR LP versions. Find the right tip for your job: graco.com/tip | Graco Contractor Equipment - EMEA

An FF LP tip, paired with the #graco FinishPro GX 19 is a great combo for any finishing jobs, including cabinets, as @crossgrain327 is doing here, laying down this nice shade of blue. ・・・ Love the pop of Naval! . Paint- @centurionwood 2800 2K . Sprayer- Graco Contractor Sprayers GX19 airless with a 308 fine finish tip . #crossgrain #customcabinetry #cabinetshop #spraybooth #finishing | Graco Inc.

NEW #graco HD 3-IN-1 airless sprayers deliver higher performance to make sure you always have the right sprayer on every job. With more flow and pack-out resistance than a typical airless sprayer, HD 3-in-1 sprayers include a direct immersion pump, oversized MaxFlo inlet and fluid hoses along with no-filter texture guns to easily spray paint, texture materials and heavy coatings for waterproofing, fireproofing, vapor-barrier applications. | Graco Inc.

At #graco, we’ve been proudly manufacturing our sprayers in the USA since introducing the first airless paint sprayer in 1958. When we say manufactured, we mean real manufacturing right within our own American facilities. Selected raw metals and materials arrive at our factory and skilled American workers cut, machine, grind, hone, and otherwise transform the raw components into the individual parts of the sprayer. These components are then assembled into the sprayers using precision fixtures an