Graco Parts
Replacement parts and service components for Graco fluid handling equipment — pump rebuild kits, hose reel components, meter repair sets, dispensing valve service parts, swivel fittings, packing kits, and electrical components for the full Graco product line. Genuine Graco parts maintain equipment accuracy and manufacturer warranty coverage. This collection covers parts for current Graco products and many legacy platforms still in shop service. Alamo Equipment is an authorized Graco dealer with parts availability and technical support nationwide.
Graco Parts FAQs
Replacement parts and components across the Graco lubrication line, including pump repair components, oil pump packages, meter parts, seals, and dispensing hardware. Seal and packing kits are the standard rebuild items on pneumatic pumps and are worth keeping on hand.
Graco equipment carries a model and part number on the unit. Provide that along with a description of the component needed. Graco part numbering is specific and the same-looking component often differs across pump models.
Pump seals and packings, dispense valve components, hose and swivel fittings, and meter internals where fluid passes through. Seals and packings are the normal rebuild items on a pneumatic pump.
Pneumatic lubrication pumps are generally rebuildable, and repair kits covering the normal wear components are a standard part of ownership. Rebuilding is usually far cheaper than replacement where the pump body and air motor are sound.
A package combining a pump with the mounting, tubing, and connection components needed to install it on a drum or tank, rather than sourcing those separately. It reduces the number of individual items to specify.
No — pump internals, seals, and fittings are engineered to specific Graco models. Use Graco parts for Graco equipment — substitutions in fluid-path components commonly leak or fail early.
Declining output, air leaking through the exhaust, fluid appearing at the air motor, or the pump cycling without dispensing all point to worn seals. Continuing to run a leaking pump usually damages additional components. A pump run past that point usually costs more in collateral damage than the rebuild kit.
