Cordless Sprayer Offers 3 Configurations
Titan’s Impact X 120 18V sprayer delivers up to 4 gallons per charge, reducing overspray by 50% and using a single battery system for multiple tools.
Titan’s (Plymouth, Minn.) Impact X 120 18V battery-operated mobile spray system is for small residential, light commercial and fine finish applications. Optimized for low-pressure airless use, it can be carried as a backpack, side-carried or used in a stationary position.
Powered by a 4Ah battery from AMPShare by Bosch, the sprayer delivers up to 4 gallons or 1,400-sq.-ft. of coverage per charge. This single battery system works across multiple Titan cordless sprayers.
Designed to operate at maximum 1,600 PSI, the Impact X 120 18V sprays with high efficiency airless tips for latex and oil-based pains, and Fine Finish tips for stains, sealers, enamels and urethane. Spraying at lower pressure reduces overspray by up to 50% , extending the life of tips and the sprayer.
It also includes a 1.25-gallon hopper, removable backpack straps, an integrated tip holder and a protected battery compartment. The sprayer is compatible with all standard airless accessories, including reach tools and rollers.
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