Graco RAC X Wide Low Pressure Airless Spray Tip (WRLP)

Graco Wide Low Pressure Airless Spray Tips

Graco Neon WR (WideRAC) WRLP spray tips are built for high-volume work where speed and finish quality matter. By spraying at around half the usual pressure while producing an extra-wide fan pattern up to 60 cm, WRLP tips help you cover large areas with fewer passes – often cutting application time significantly on big interior and exterior jobs.

Ideal for residential and commercial spraying, WRLP tips deliver a softer, more controllable spray fan with reduced overspray, meaning less masking, less mess and faster clean-up. You get a consistent, blended finish across walls, ceilings, cladding and other large surfaces – with less strain on your sprayer.

Key benefits:

• Extra-wide 60 cm fan pattern for rapid coverage on large surfaces.
• Up to 2x productivity with fewer spray passes.
• Reduced overspray = less prep time and less clean-up.
• Lower pressure spraying extends tip life (spraying at half pressure can double tip life).
• Reduced sprayer wear and lower maintenance over time.
• SmartTip technology: internal tip geometry helps atomise coatings with less pressure for a cleaner finish.
• Works with any airless sprayer, with SmartControl support on select Graco machines.
• Easy size identification: large raised numbers stay readable, even when paint covered.
• Secure fit and fast reversal: locking tab keeps the tip seated; snaps into spray or reverse position.
• OneSeal gasket installs with no tools (solvent seal available for very hot solvents).

Why choosing the right spray tip matters:

Your spray tip affects profit just as much as the sprayer itself. The right tip can:

• reduce paint usage and overspray.
• improve control and finish quality.
• shorten job time.
• protect your pump by keeping the sprayer working efficiently.

How airless tips work (simple explanation):

Airless sprayers pressurise paint (up to around 350 bar) and force it through the tip’s small orifice. That turns the paint into a controlled fan pattern – similar to putting your thumb over the end of a garden hose to create spray.

• Your sprayer produces: pressure + flow.
• Your tip defines: fan width + spray volume.

How to choose the right WRLP tip size:

1. Fan width (first digit):

   Fan width is based on spraying at 30 cm from the surface.

   Example: a “5” = 50° spray angle. Multiply by 5 ? 25 cm fan width.

2. Orifice size (last two digits):

   Controls how much paint flows through the tip.

   Example: “17” = 0.017" (approx 0.43 mm).

   Higher pressure = more flow. Heavier paints = less flow.

   Important: never exceed your sprayer’s maximum supported tip size.

Tip wear: the hidden cost that kills profit:

Spraying with a worn tip is like drilling concrete with a blunt drill bit: it takes longer, works harder, and the result looks worse.

A worn tip can cause:

• more overspray and higher paint use.
• slower progress on the job.
• poor, uneven finish.
• increased strain on your sprayer (and you may accidentally exceed its output limits).

Replacing tips on time is almost always cheaper than paying for the extra labour and wasted paint.