Graco 15D157 Suction Tube
The Graco 15D157 Suction Tube draws fluid from a 5-gallon container into the pump, ensuring consistent flow and protecting the pump with its built-in strainer.
- OEM part for reliable fit with Graco suction sets
- Includes strainer to prevent debris intake
- Durable, flexible tubing for long-term use
- Maintains steady fluid flow to the pump
Graco 15D157 Suction Tube
The Graco 15D157 Suction Tube is a genuine OEM part designed to draw fluid from a 5-gallon container into the pump of Graco sprayers. It’s built to ensure reliable pick-up and maintain consistent fluid flow during operation.
Key Features
- Designed for use with 5‑gallon suction sets
- Rigid yet resilient tube material for long service life
- Includes strain screen and hose clamp to prevent debris intake
- OEM part — ensures exact fit and compatibility with Graco equipment
- Facilitates steady, uninterrupted fluid supply to the pump
Technical Specifications
| Part Number | 15D157 |
|---|---|
| Description | Suction Tube; 5‑gallon pick‑up |
| Intended Use | Drawing material from 5-gal pails into the pump intake |
| Components | Tubing, strainer (screen), hose clamp |
Function & Role in the System
The suction tube forms the essential link between the material container and the pump. It helps maintain a steady flow by ensuring the pump has constant access to fluid, and the built-in strainer prevents large particles or debris from entering the pump, protecting the internal components.
Applications & Compatibility
The 15D157 tube is listed in Graco’s parts documentation for its 5-gallon suction set kits. In particular:
- Used in Graco 5-gallon suction systems in stand sprayers.
- Part of Graco suction assemblies that include the strainer, hose, and clamp for fluid pick-up from a pail.
- Included in Graco LoBoy stand suction set kits.
Installation & Maintenance
- Before installing, make sure the container and the fluid are clean to avoid drawing in contaminants.
- Secure the strainer screen in place and clamp the tube tightly to prevent vacuum leaks.
- Inspect the strainer periodically for clogging and clean or replace if blocked.
- Replace the tube if it shows signs of cracking, brittleness, or wear to avoid air ingestion into the pump.
- During reassembly, ensure the hose clamp is correctly tightened but not over‑torqued, to avoid damaging the tube.
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