Graco 25A237 Arm, Gun Holder, Line Lazer

The Graco 25A237 Arm, Gun Holder, LineLazer is a replacement or spare part designed specifically for use with Graco LineLazer series marking machines, which are widely used in line striping and pavement marking applications. This part is an essential component of the gun holder assembly, securing the spray gun in place during operation and allowing for easier control and positioning of the spray gun while applying lines or markings on various surfaces.

Key Features:

1. Gun Holder Arm: The 25A237 Arm is the part of the LineLazer striping machine that holds the spray gun securely in place during operation. It provides a mounting point for the gun, ensuring it is positioned properly for precise and consistent application of paint or marking materials.

2. Durable Construction: The Arm is built with high-quality materials to withstand the rigors of outdoor use and the demands of commercial line striping. It is designed to be durable and long-lasting, capable of handling the physical stresses and occasional impact associated with fieldwork, including rough surfaces, vibrations, and exposure to chemicals.

3. Improved Control and Stability: This arm helps to stabilize the spray gun, allowing the operator to maintain consistent line widths and spray patterns during the striping process. It minimizes unwanted movement of the gun, ensuring accuracy and precision when marking roads, parking lots, or other surfaces.

4. Compatibility: The 25A237 Arm, Gun Holder is designed specifically for the Graco LineLazer series of airless striping machines. These machines are used for pavement striping, curb marking, and sports field marking. It is important to ensure compatibility with the specific LineLazer model you are using (e.g., LineLazer V, LineLazer IV, etc.), as part of the machine’s gun holder assembly.

5. Ease of Installation: The 25A237 Arm is designed to be easy to replace. It typically involves simple removal of the existing arm (if damaged or worn) and installation of the new arm using standard tools. The process is designed for minimal downtime, making it easy for technicians or users to replace the part on the job site.