Description

NOTE: The Titan PowrLiner 6950 has been replaced by the PowrLiner 6955 Airless Striper.

The TItan PowrLiner 6950 striper is recommended for large-scale pavement striping projects on airports, roads, parking lots and athletic fields. The PowrLiner 6950's heavy-duty, epoxy-finished frame resists harsh solvents and corrosion and it's powered by a 211cc Subaru OHC w/Low-Oil Alert-Electric Start. Precise pressure control from 400 psi to 3,300 psi, for spraying light-bodied coatings all the way up to low-VOC striping paints.

The PowrLiner 6950 Pavement Striping Machine is equipped with a 550-250, S-3 spray gun with reversible striping tip with 1/4" x 50' long anti-static hose for hours of clog free striping. Frame is designed to rig striper guns in pairs to easily and quickly paint double lines. Pneumatic tires for smooth traction and WideTrak™ precision front caster system that locks for striping both straight or radius lines. Convenient, on-board 12-gallon paint hopper will give you more lines between refillings. The PowrLiner 6950 pavement striper machine is backed by the WearGuard™ 36-month warranty.

Details

Heavy-duty, epoxy-finished frame resists harsh solvents and corrosion.
Powered by a 211cc Subaru OHC w/Low-Oil Alert-Electric Start engine. Convertible to electric with a 1.5 kW (2 hp) Extended-Life DC Electrical Motor.
Engine controls in easy reach of operator.
Precise pressure control from 22.8 MPa (400 psi to 3300 psi), for spraying light-bodied coatings all the way up to low-VOC striping paints.
Equipped with 550-250, S-3 spray gun with Reversible Striping Tip with 15.2 m (1/4" x 50') long anti-static hose.
Large hose storage rack stores up to 91.4 (300') of hose.
Frame is designed to rig spray guns in pairs to easily and quickly paint double lines.
Pneumatic tires for smooth traction.
WideTrak™ precision front caster system is a swivel caster that locks into straight or radius modes for accurate, precise lines.
Convenient, on-board 45.42 liter (12-gallon) paint hopper.

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Features

Powered by a dependable Subaru 211cc engine with Low-Oil Alert
Electric start for easy operation
Fast, easy tool-free convertibility to 2 hp Extended-Life DC electrical motor
Versatile gun bracket can be positioned to spray on left, right, front or rear of striper
Precise pressure control from 400 psi to 3300 psi, for spraying light-bodied coatings all the way up to low-VOC striping paints
Heavy-duty, epoxy-finished frame resists harsh solvents and corrosion
Equipped with S-3 (4-Finger) spray gun, 1908 (4" pattern tip), and 1/4" x 50' hose, along with 2 gun kit (S-3, 4-Finger spray gun) 6' x 1/4" whip hose and 1908 and 517 tips.
Coatings Compatibility Reversible Tip: Most Advanced, Low-Voc, Waterborne Traffic Paints
Common Applications: Larger Striping Projects Use On Parking Lots And Athletic Fields

Specifications

General


Engine	211cc Subaru OHC w/Low-Oil Alert-Electric Start
Pump Drive	Hydraulic

Output


Max Output	2.25 gpm (9.77 lpm)
*Max Spraying Speed	688 linear ft. (210 m) per minute @ 7.8 mph (12.6 kph)
Line Width Range	2" - 24" (5 cm - 60 cm)
Max Operating Pressure	3300 psi (22.8 MPa)
Additional Notes	*Based on 4" (10 cm) line @ 15 mil wet film thickness and 320 linear feet per gallon coverage.

Paint Outlet Filter


Element	50 mesh
Area	18 in2 (116 cm2)

Hose


Size	1/4" x 50' (15.2 m) (316-505) Airless
Max. Length	300' (91.4 m)

Gun


Spray Gun(s)	S-3 (550-250) Airless
Included Tips	1 ea., TR1 Striping Tip (697-419), 4" Line by .019" orifice
Max Tip Size 1-Gun	.048"
Max Tip Size 2-Gun	.033"
Detachable	Yes

Unit Specifications


Net Weight	245 lbs (111 kg)
Packaged Weight	405 lbs (184 kg)
Net Dimensions	60"L x 31"W x 41"H (152 cm L x 79 cm W x 104 cm H)
Packaged Dimensions	64"L x 33"W x 49"H (163 cm L x 84 cm W x 125 cm H)

Misc


Operating Manual	313-2596
Repair Kit - Pump	144-050
Repair Kit - Gun	520-275

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this Titan line striper paint curbs?

Short Answer: Yes - Simply angle the entire gun to the proper degree and distance from curb. Practice first by lining up the spray pattern with the curb using a drop cloth to achieve proper gun positioning. Once this is mastered, pull the drop cloth away and start painting.