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017 Tip
021 Tip
025 Tip
FLUID OUTLET PRESSURE psi (bar, MPa)
8000
(552, 55.2)
7000
(483, 48.3)
6000
(414, 41.4)
5000
(345, 34.5)
4000
(276, 27.6)
3000
(207, 20.7)
2000
(138, 13.8)
1000
(69, 6.9)
0
FLUID FLOW gal/min (lpm)
(Pump tested in No. 10 Wt. Oil)
X35
X46
X55
X90
X80
0
1
(3.8)
2(7.6) 3(11.4)
A
B
FLUID OUTLET PRESSURE psi (bar, MPa)
8000
(552, 55.2)
7000
(483, 48.3)
6000
(414, 41.4)
5000
(345, 34.5)
4000
(276, 27.6)
3000
(207, 20.7)
2000
(138, 13.8)
1000
(69, 6.9)
0
FLUID FLOW gal/min (lpm)
(Pump tested in No. 10 Wt. Oil)
X25
X30
X40
X45
X50
X60
X70
0
1
(3.8)
2(7.6) 3(11.4) 4(15.1) 5(18.9)
023 Tip
027 Tip
031 Tip
035 Tip
C
D
Reliability. Durability. More Choices.
Xtreme sprayers… the right flows at the right pressures for all your demanding
spraying applications.
Xtreme Low-Flow Sprayer Comparison
Xtreme High-Flow Sprayer Comparison
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The Rules Have Changed
Raising the Bar for High-Performance Airless Spraying
TIME (milliseconds)
CURRENT
STANDARD
MOTORS
XTREME WITH
NXT TECHNOLOGY
0
200 400 600
Less pulsation for better results
Xtreme NXT technology provides a smooth, rapid
changeover for a better, more consistent finish
and less user fatigue.
Noise-reduction technology
The quiet, low-noise NXT air motor operates around
87 decibels, while other comparable motors operate
up to 103 dB(A).
B
C
D
D
B
C
Quick changeover and recovery
with less pulsation
Pressure spike at changeover
Longer changeover causing pulsation
A
Less than
1
⁄15 of a second changeover!
A
LOUDER
105
100
95
90
85
80
KING
COMPETITOR
NXT 6500
De-Ice
NXT 6500
Low-Noise
* All pressures 100 psi
103 dB(A)
100 dB(A)
96 dB(A)
87 dB(A)
Examples above:
A Tip: 017
Pressure: 5500 psi
Choose Xtreme X90, X80, X55
B Tip:025
Pressure: 4000 psi
Choose Xtreme X90, X80, X55, X46
C Tip: 027
Pressure: 4000 psi
Choose Xtreme X70, X60, X50, X45
D Tip: 035
Pressure: 4800 psi
Choose Xtreme X70, X60
Finding the right sprayer
Choose either low-flow or high-flow Select spray pressure Follow your tip size
Where they meet you’ll find the sprayer(s) right for your job
How to use these graphs
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