Graco Inc FFLP308 Spray Tip 6-8 Inch Fan 0.008 Inch Orifice

Product Description

The GRACO INC FFLP308 is a Fine Finish Low Pressure spray tip designed for airless sprayers equipped with a RAC X tip guard system. The FFLP308 produces a 6 to 8 inch fan width with a 0.008 inch orifice, making it well suited for applying thin to medium-viscosity coatings where a smooth, controlled finish is required. The reduced pressure design minimizes overspray and tip wear, extending service life compared to standard tips. Installation is straightforward for any technician familiar with RAC X-compatible spray guns and airless finishing equipment.

This tip is intended for use with airless spray systems in residential and commercial finishing applications. It performs best when applying lacquers, stains, varnishes, and other fine-finish coatings that require a narrow, precise fan pattern. The 0.008 inch orifice is appropriate for lower-viscosity materials and detail work where material control is critical. Painting contractors and finishing professionals will find this tip useful for cabinet work, trim, doors, and furniture.

Key Features

• 6 to 8 inch fan width for narrow, controlled spray patterns
• 0.008 inch orifice sized for thin to medium-viscosity coatings
• Fine Finish Low Pressure design reduces overspray and material waste
• Compatible with RAC X tip guard systems on airless spray guns
• Sold as a single tip unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with airless spray guns equipped with a RAC X tip guard. Refer to your spray equipment manufacturer documentation to confirm tip guard compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified painter or finishing technician familiar with airless spray equipment. Always relieve system pressure completely and engage the gun safety before removing or installing spray tips. Inspect the tip seat and guard for wear or damage before seating the new tip. Follow the spray equipment manufacturer service guidelines and all applicable safety procedures when working with high-pressure airless systems.