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Replaces Graco 218133 Red 100 Mesh Spray Gun Filter – Contractor, FTx, SG2 & SG3
Replaces Graco 218133 Red 100 Mesh Spray Gun Filter – Contractor, FTx, SG2 & SG3
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Replaces Graco 218133 Red 100 Mesh Spray Gun Filter – Contractor, FTx, SG2 & SG3
Keep your Graco airless spray gun operating properly with this red 100 mesh spray gun filter that replaces Graco Part #218133 / 218-133.
The gun filter provides a final stage of filtration before the coating reaches the spray tip, helping capture debris that can cause tip plugging, poor spray patterns, and unnecessary downtime.
This quality aftermarket filter fits a wide range of Graco Contractor, FTx and Magnum spray guns.
Part Information:
- Replaces Graco Part Number: 218133 / 218-133
- Product: Airless Spray Gun Filter
- Mesh Size: 100 Mesh
- Color: Red
- Type: Aftermarket
- Application: Airless Paint Spray Gun
- Brand Compatibility: Graco
Fits Graco Spray Guns & Equipment:
- Contractor Spray Gun
- Contractor ST Spray Gun
- Contractor FTx Spray Gun
- Contractor FTx-E Spray Gun
- Magnum SG2 Spray Gun
- Magnum SG3 Spray Gun
- Magnum SG3-A Spray Gun
- Magnum SG3-E Spray Gun
- RPX 150 / 150 RPX
It may fit additional Graco spray guns that specify Graco 218133. Always verify the original filter part number for your gun before ordering.
Features:
- Replaces Graco 218133 / 218-133
- 100 mesh filtration
- Red color-coded filter
- Installs inside compatible Graco airless spray guns
- Helps prevent debris from reaching the spray tip
- Helps reduce clogged spray tips
- Promotes consistent material flow and spray performance
- Easy maintenance item to keep on hand
- Quality aftermarket component
What the Spray Gun Filter Does
The gun filter is one of the last components the coating passes through before reaching the spray tip. Its job is to capture dried paint, coating debris, and other contaminants that have made it through the sprayer's other filtration stages.
A clean gun filter helps reduce tip plugging and interruptions while spraying. As the filter becomes loaded with material, flow through the gun can become restricted.
Why 100 Mesh?
A 100 mesh filter provides relatively fine filtration and can be useful when spraying thinner coatings or using smaller spray tips where preventing small particles from reaching the tip is especially important.
The proper filter mesh depends on the material being sprayed and the spray-tip orifice size. Heavier coatings and materials containing larger solids may require a coarser filter.
Common Reasons for Replacement:
- Filter screen is torn or damaged
- Filter is crushed or distorted
- Dried coating cannot be completely removed
- Frequent spray-tip plugging
- Restricted material flow through the gun
- Existing filter is missing
- Routine spray gun maintenance
Airless Sprayer Maintenance Tip
The spray gun filter is inexpensive compared with the time lost repeatedly clearing a plugged spray tip. Inspect and clean the filter regularly, particularly when spraying material that tends to dry quickly or contains contaminants.
When servicing the filtration system, it's also a good idea to inspect the sprayer inlet strainer, outlet manifold filter, gun filter, and spray tip. Keeping the entire fluid path clean helps maintain consistent spraying performance.
Finding Parts for Older Graco Equipment
Graco has produced many versions of its Contractor and Magnum spray guns over the years, and older guns can remain in service for decades.
That's why we include the original Graco part number and compatible spray gun models whenever possible—making it easier to identify the correct maintenance and repair parts before ordering.
Important:
This listing is for one aftermarket Red 100 Mesh Spray Gun Filter that replaces Graco Part #218133 / 218-133.
This is an aftermarket component and is not manufactured by Graco.
Always verify the 218133 part number and required filter mesh before ordering. Different spray guns, coatings, and spray-tip sizes may require a different filter.
Need help identifying filters or repair parts for your Graco airless equipment? Contact us with your sprayer or spray gun model and original part number—we'll help you find the correct parts to keep your equipment working.
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