To operate the Graco XP70 3:1 correctly, follow the procedures for pressurization, system adjustment, ratio control, component preparation, and post-use cleaning. Since this is a plural component sprayer designed for high-viscosity, high-solids materials, proper system configuration is essential to ensure consistent mixing, better atomization, productivity, and a uniform finish in industrial protective coating applications.
3:1 plural component system Designed to pump, mix, and atomize two-component coatings with a fixed 3:1 ratio, helping deliver more consistent mixing and greater process reliability.
High pressure for viscous materials Rated for up to 7,250 psi spray pressure, the XP70 is designed to handle high-viscosity materials and long hose lengths with improved application performance.
Reduced waste By replacing manual mixing, the system helps reduce material loss, avoid disposal of unused mixed material at the end of the day, and decrease solvent consumption during cleaning.
More consistent quality Its fixed mechanical positive displacement metering contributes to better ratio repeatability and less human error during material preparation.
Gravity feed design The XP70 design allows gravity feed, which in certain configurations can eliminate the need for feed pumps and reduce operating costs.
Professional use in hazardous locations This is a hazardous location configuration intended for operations that require robustness, reliability, and strong performance in protective coating applications.
Applications
APPLICATIONS
Application of high-solids two-component coatings Spraying primer, epoxy, polyurethane, and protective coatings Industrial operations that require high pressure and accurate mixing Jobs that demand better standardization, less rework, and higher productivity
Recommended for industrial painting companies and crews that need to apply high-viscosity materials with better ratio control, improved material efficiency, and greater reliability in the final result.
35 ft included / up to 300 ft (10.7 m included / up to 91.4 m)
Power source
Air
Voltage
240 V
Maximum air inlet pressure
175 psi
Maximum fluid temperature
160 °F / 71 °C
Location category
Hazardous Location
Compatible materials
Protective Coating, Primer, Epoxy, Polyurethane, Two-Component Coating, Solvents
Included items
7 Gallon Hoppers, XTR+ Gun, 35 ft Integration Hose, and Static Mixer
Weight
425 lb / 193 kg
Brand
Graco
Documents
DOCUMENTS
Access the Graco XP70 documents to review operating instructions, technical features, recommended applications, and system usage guidelines. This material helps users better understand the equipment configuration and how to get the most from the plural component system in industrial coating applications.
To maintain the performance of the Graco XP70, check compatible items such as: XTR+ gun, integration hoses, static mixers, mix manifolds, 7-gallon hoppers, relief valve kits, pressure monitor kits, and cart/manifold components.
Preventive maintenance is essential to preserve ratio accuracy, reduce operational downtime, and maintain application quality when spraying plural component coatings.
Tutorials
TUTORIALS
To operate the Graco XP70 3:1 correctly, follow the procedures for pressurization, system adjustment, ratio control, component preparation, and post-use cleaning. Since this is a plural component sprayer designed for high-viscosity, high-solids materials, proper system configuration is essential to ensure consistent mixing, better atomization, productivity, and a uniform finish in industrial protective coating applications.
3:1 plural component system Designed to pump, mix, and atomize two-component coatings with a fixed 3:1 ratio, helping deliver more consistent mixing and greater process reliability.
High pressure for viscous materials Rated for up to 7,250 psi spray pressure, the XP70 is designed to handle high-viscosity materials and long hose lengths with improved application performance.
Reduced waste By replacing manual mixing, the system helps reduce material loss, avoid disposal of unused mixed material at the end of the day, and decrease solvent consumption during cleaning.
More consistent quality Its fixed mechanical positive displacement metering contributes to better ratio repeatability and less human error during material preparation.
Gravity feed design The XP70 design allows gravity feed, which in certain configurations can eliminate the need for feed pumps and reduce operating costs.
Professional use in hazardous locations This is a hazardous location configuration intended for operations that require robustness, reliability, and strong performance in protective coating applications.
Applications
APPLICATIONS
Application of high-solids two-component coatings Spraying primer, epoxy, polyurethane, and protective coatings Industrial operations that require high pressure and accurate mixing Jobs that demand better standardization, less rework, and higher productivity
Recommended for industrial painting companies and crews that need to apply high-viscosity materials with better ratio control, improved material efficiency, and greater reliability in the final result.
35 ft included / up to 300 ft (10.7 m included / up to 91.4 m)
Power source
Air
Voltage
240 V
Maximum air inlet pressure
175 psi
Maximum fluid temperature
160 °F / 71 °C
Location category
Hazardous Location
Compatible materials
Protective Coating, Primer, Epoxy, Polyurethane, Two-Component Coating, Solvents
Included items
7 Gallon Hoppers, XTR+ Gun, 35 ft Integration Hose, and Static Mixer
Weight
425 lb / 193 kg
Brand
Graco
Documents
DOCUMENTS
Access the Graco XP70 documents to review operating instructions, technical features, recommended applications, and system usage guidelines. This material helps users better understand the equipment configuration and how to get the most from the plural component system in industrial coating applications.
To maintain the performance of the Graco XP70, check compatible items such as: XTR+ gun, integration hoses, static mixers, mix manifolds, 7-gallon hoppers, relief valve kits, pressure monitor kits, and cart/manifold components.
Preventive maintenance is essential to preserve ratio accuracy, reduce operational downtime, and maintain application quality when spraying plural component coatings.
