Collection: C.A Technology Spray Guns

C.A. Technologies spray guns are engineered for precision finishing across industrial coatings, automotive, and specialty applications. Whether you're applying protective coatings, fine finishes, or multi-color systems, C.A. Technologies offers purpose-built solutions including pressure feed, siphon feed, gravity feed, and HVLP configurations. Buyers choose C.A. Technologies spray guns for consistent atomization, durability under demanding conditions, and compatibility with a wide range of fluid types—from thin lacquers to thick teflon-coated formulations. Our complete selection includes the Panther series for heavy-duty applications, the Jaguar J100H for low-CFM environments, and the CPR Compliant Fine Finish models for precision work. Pittsburgh Spray Equipment stocks the full C.A. Technologies lineup with expert recommendations to match your spray system, air supply, and finish requirements.

How to Choose the Right C.A Technology Spray Guns

Feed type: pressure, siphon, gravity, or HVLP — matches your fluid viscosity and application method.
Fluid capacity and cup size — larger cups reduce refill frequency; smaller cups suit detailed work.
Air consumption (CFM) and pressure range — verify compatibility with your compressor output.
Nozzle/tip size (measured in mm) — controls spray pattern width and atomization quality.
Fluid tip material — teflon coating resists chemical attack; standard steel for general-purpose work.
Needle and seat design — determines accuracy for fine finishes vs. heavy-duty production spraying.
Special certifications — CPR compliance, low-VOC compatibility, multi-color capability for specific coatings.
Warranty and parts availability — ensure replacement tips, needles, and seals are readily stocked.

Model Comparison

Model	Feed Type & Cup Size	Air Consumption (CFM) / Pressure	Fluid Tip Size (mm)	Primary Application
C.A Technologies Panther 100G Teflon Coated	Pressure Feed / 1 qt	6–8 CFM / 25–40 PSI	1.0	Protective coatings, teflon-safe formula
C.A Technologies CPR Compliant Fine Finish	Pressure Feed / Smart Pack	5–7 CFM / 20–35 PSI	0.8–1.0	Fine finishes, aerospace, electronics
C.A Technologies Jaguar J100H HVLP	HVLP Gravity Feed / 0.6 qt	3–4 CFM / 10 PSI cap	1.4	Low-CFM environments, touch-up, detail work
C.A Technologies Panther 200Z Zinc Rich	Pressure Feed / 1 qt	7–9 CFM / 28–42 PSI	1.3–1.8	Heavy zinc-rich epoxies, industrial primers
C.A Technologies Lynx 100C Multicolor	Pressure/Siphon Convertible / 1 qt	6–8 CFM / 25–40 PSI	1.0–1.2	Multi-color striping, flexible coatings

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between pressure feed and HVLP on C.A. Technologies guns?

Pressure feed (Panther, CPR, Lynx models) forces fluid from a cup or tank, handling higher-viscosity materials and thicker coatings. HVLP gravity feed (Jaguar J100H) uses low pressure and airflow, ideal for thin finishes and low-CFM compressors. Pressure feed suits production; HVLP suits precision detail and environmentally controlled spray booths.

Can I use the Panther 200Z with standard epoxy primers, or only zinc-rich?

The Panther 200Z is optimized for zinc-rich and high-solids epoxies but handles standard epoxy primers. Its larger 1.3–1.8 mm tip is sized for thicker fluids. For thinner primers, the standard Panther 100G or CPR models may deliver finer atomization and less overspray.

What does 'CPR Compliant' mean on the Fine Finish spray gun?

CPR (Compliant Pressure Relief) means the gun includes internal pressure regulation to prevent accidental overpressurization, meeting OSHA and industry safety standards for fluid and air pressure. It ensures safer operation in regulated facilities and aerospace/defense applications.

How do I know which fluid tip size (1.0 mm vs. 1.4 mm vs. 1.8 mm) I need?

Tip size controls spray pattern width and atomization. Smaller tips (0.8–1.0 mm) suit thin, low-viscosity finishes and detail work. Medium tips (1.2–1.4 mm) handle standard primers and topcoats. Larger tips (1.6–1.8 mm) spray thick, high-solids fluids like zinc-rich coatings. Match tip to fluid viscosity and coverage speed required.

Is the Lynx 100C truly pressure/siphon convertible, and when would I use each mode?

Yes—the Lynx 100C accepts both pressure and siphon feed cups. Use pressure feed for faster cup refill and production speed; siphon feed when precise fluid control and minimal fluid waste matter. Siphon is common for multicolor work where color changes are frequent.