Spray Chief SC Airless Gun Filter

This SC gun filter fits a long list of airless spray guns from Wagner, Spraytech, Amspray, ASM and Spray Chief, including the SC600. It sits in the gun body and catches particles and paint skins before they reach the tip, which keeps the fan even and stops tip blockages. It is the filter to carry when you service a Wagner or Spray Chief gun.

Key Features

• Fits Wagner, Spraytech, Amspray, ASM and Spraychief guns
• Suits the SC600 and the Wagner G and GX series guns
• Traps particles before they block the spray tip
• Quick to change with no special tools
• Keeps the fan pattern even across the job

Specifications

• Type: airless gun filter, SC series
• Fits: Wagner G06, VGX, GX05, Paint Crew Gun, Gx06, G07, Gx07, G08, Gx08, G09, GX09, G10, GX10, G10XL, G12
• Fits: ASM 300, ASM 400, Spraychief SC600
• Brand: Spray Chief

Applications

• Servicing a Wagner G or GX series spray gun
• Keeping an ASM or Spraychief SC600 gun running clean
• Swapping a worn filter between jobs
• Protecting the tip on fine finish work

What You Need To Complete The Job

Fit the filter into your SC600 spray gun and pair it with a reversible spray tip. Spare filters and tips are in the Paint Machine and Accessories range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which guns does this filter fit?

The listing covers the Wagner G06, VGX, GX05, Paint Crew Gun, Gx06, G07, Gx07, G08, Gx08, G09, GX09, G10, GX10, G10XL and G12, the ASM 300 and 400, and the Spraychief SC600. It is the common filter across that group.

How is this different from the white 10 pack filter?

The white 10 pack filter is the same class of gun body filter sold in a multi pack. This SC listing is the single filter option for the Wagner and Spray Chief gun range, so you can buy exactly what you need without a pack.

How often should the filter be changed?

Change it when the spray fan narrows, spits or surges, or at the start of a new job. A blocked filter starves the tip and shows up as an uneven finish, so carry a spare for a full day of spraying.

How do I change the filter in a Wagner gun?

The filter sits in the gun body behind the tip. Remove the filter housing, pull the old filter out, slide the new one in and reassemble. There are no special tools required, and a fresh filter protects the tip for the rest of the job.

How often should I change the filter?

Change it when the fan pattern starts to spit or narrow, or at the start of a new job. On dusty sites, fit a fresh filter before the final coat so the finish stays clean.