Titan manufacturer, Professional Finishing (a subsidiary of Wagner Spray Tech), has been in the paint sprayer game for decades. In 1974, they released the first tip that provided a variable fan pattern and an atomizing orifice. In 1983, they created the first hydraulic sprayer that allowed conversion to gas or electric. And, with battery technology what it is today, they’ve put a lot of effort into going cordless, and, in doing so, airless, too. Case in point, I’m diving into the performance and design features behind the Titan FlexSpray Pro 18V Handheld Sprayer (2443773B).
Titan FlexSpray Pro 18V Sprayer Performance
In an age of cordless technology, manufacturers like Pro Finishing are dodging wall receptacles and traditional pneumatics with a number of product releases. Foremost, these tools offer significantly more freedom and mobility. Likewise, they’re great for projects that aren’t near a power source – no cables, no cords, no compressors, no problem.
The brand touts the 2443773B as “the first multi-tool for painting professionals.” Specifically, Professional Finishing’s performance/design goal with the Titan FlexSpray Pro was to combine the power of airless with high volume, low pressure control, making this a versatile, hassle-free sprayer.
Specs
- Model: Titan 2443773B
- Battery: 18V (4.0Ah)
- Brushless motor
- Flow rate: .31 GPM
- 700 sq ft per charge
- Weight: 4.3 lbs
Driving the 2443773B is a brushless motor and an 18V (4.0Ah) lithium-ion battery, delivering a .31-GPM flow rate. According to Professional Finishing, this setup will enable you to cover 700 square feet on a single charge. And, given that this tool ships with two batteries, you should be able to hit 1,400 square feet without recharging. Of course, if you have a portable power supply, then you can work until you choose to stop or your generator calls it quits.
Titan FlexSpray Pro 18V Sprayer Design
In terms of design, the 2443773B has a few things going on, starting with ergonomics. For one, this model’s grip features both a rubber overmold and contours that should help enhance control and reduce fatigue. The designers also kept the battery slim and compact, reducing the unit’s weight and overall size.
Moreover, to make airflow adjustments on the Titan FlexSpray Pro Sprayer, simply choose your desired settings using the rear-mounted dial. You can adjust the material flow using a collar-style selector on the front of the unit, just aft of the spray nozzle.
Titan 2443773B Handheld Sprayer Price
The Titan FlexSpray Pro 18V Paint Sprayer retails for $950 and comes with two 18V batteries, a charger, cleaning accessories, and a carrying case.
