Graco Easy-Out Contractor Airless Spray Gun Filter

SKU: 257129
GTIN / Barcode: 633955458109
Regular price £5.94 Inc VAT
Sale price £5.94 Inc VAT Regular price
£4.95 Exc VAT
Keep finishes clean and downtime low with genuine Graco Easy-Out Contractor gun filters. Final-stage filtration before the tip helps prevent blockages and keep a consistent fan. Choose 30 mesh (grey) for heavy coatings, 60 mesh (black) for emulsions/primers, and 100 mesh (blue) for stains and fine finishes. Low-cost protection for tips and results. Read More

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Product Features


Cleaner Spray Patterns: Genuine Graco Contractor airless spray gun filters help catch dirt and debris before they reach the spray tip, reducing unwanted particles in the fan pattern for a cleaner, more consistent finish.


Mesh Options For Different Coatings: Choose from 30 mesh, 60 mesh or 100 mesh filters to suit heavier coatings, emulsion paints, primers, stains, lacquers and fine-finish materials, helping you match filtration to the job properly.


Fewer Tip Clogs On Site: Designed to minimise blockages and reduce downtime, these Graco Easy-Out gun filters help keep your airless sprayer working efficiently, especially on busy decorating jobs where stoppages cost time.

Brand Graco
Type Spray Accessories
Suitable For An essential component for achieving a high-quality finish
Key Features Helps reduce tip plugging and provides a better quality finish
Weight 0.05 kg
SKU 257129
GTIN / Barcode 633955458109

Product Description

Graco Contractor Airless Spray Gun Filters

Keep your airless sprayer running clean and your finish looking sharp with genuine Graco Easy-Out Contractor gun filters. Available in Grey 30 mesh, Black 60 mesh and Blue 100 mesh, these filters are designed to catch dirt and contaminants before they reach the tip, helping to reduce blockages, minimise tip clogs and improve spray pattern consistency for a smoother, more professional result.

In a standard airless setup, paint passes through three stages of filtration: inlet filter ? pump filter ? gun filter. The gun filter is the final and finest stage, protecting the tip from the smallest particles, exactly where filtration makes the biggest difference to finish quality and downtime.

Choose the right mesh for your material:

Mesh refers to how fine the filter is: the higher the mesh number, the finer the filtration.

  • 30 Mesh (Grey) – Best for heavy coatings such as heavy latex/block filler and elastomeric coatings. Minimal flow restriction with least amount of filtration.
  • 60 Mesh (Black) – Best for thicker coatings such as emulsion/latex, primers and heavier paints. Helps maintain flow while still catching debris that causes tip blockages.
  • 100 Mesh (Blue) – Best for thinner materials such as stains, lacquers and fine-finish coatings. Finer filtration for cleaner atomisation and a better finish on lighter products.

Key benefits:

  • Improves finish quality by preventing debris in the spray pattern.
  • Reduces tip clogs and downtime on site.
  • Helps protect the tip and gun from unwanted particles.
  • Simple, effective upgrade for more consistent spraying.

If you’re unsure which mesh to use for your coating, a simple rule of thumb is: heavy coatings = 30 mesh, thicker paint = 60 mesh, thinner finish = 100 mesh.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do Graco Easy-Out Contractor gun filters do?
They filter paint at the gun, catching fine debris before it reaches the tip, helping prevent clogs and improving spray pattern consistency.
Where do gun filters sit in the filtration system?
In a typical airless setup, filtration stages are: inlet filter ? pump filter ? gun filter. The gun filter is the final and finest stage.
Which mesh should I choose: 30, 60 or 100?
30 mesh (Grey): heavy coatings (heavy latex/block filler, elastomerics) 60 mesh (Black): emulsions/latex, primers, thicker paints and 100 mesh (Blue): stains, lacquers and fine-finish coatings.
Will a finer mesh affect flow rate?
Yes. Higher mesh = finer filtration and can add more restriction. That’s why heavy coatings usually suit 30 mesh, while thinner materials benefit from 100 mesh.
How do I choose if I’m unsure?
Use the rule of thumb: heavy coatings = 30 mesh, thicker paint = 60 mesh, thinner finish = 100 mesh.

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