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C.A. Technologies provides a solution for those applications where compressed air is in modest supply.

The Lynx L100C Conventional Air Spray Gun, when set up with a low cfm air cap may use as little as 5 scfm. A 2 horsepower air compressor can supply the air required to operate this professional grade professional air spray gun. The gun comes with a standard fluid tip and air cap setup. This may not be the setup you want. You may select from options offered and change the setup or call us to discuss your application. A siphon set up will operate at 5 scfm, A pressure set up at 8 scfm and an internal mix set up at 5.2 scfm. Air cap selection goes up to 16.2 scfm. Contact us for free consultation..

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Lynx 100C Air Spray Gun LYNX L100C Air Spray Gun



Choose From A Very Wide Selection of Spray Gun Setups

The Lynx 100C is a general purpose conventional air spray gun for spraying a wide range of coatings. Designed for production use, the L100C is perfect for spraying a wide range of coatings. Can be used with internal mix nozzles as well as carbide tipped fluid nozzles. This gun features a self adjusting needle and air valve packing, air adjusting valve and rugged construction. The Lynx Spray Gun comes standard with all stainless steel fluid passages. (Shown with internal mix set up) Specifications: Air Inlet 1/4" NPS (m) Fluid Inlet 3/8" NPS (m) Weight 20 oz. Standard setup 1.2 fluid tip x 2263 air cap 14 CFM Medium General Purpose, Enamels, Lacquers.

See Lynx L100C Setup Selections. For additional information see parts sheet.

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Lynx L200C Conventional Air Spray Gun Lynx L200C Corrosion Control Conventional Air Spray Gun



Upgrade To The Lynx L200C General Purpose Conventional Air Spray Gun!

Excellent for High Heavy Solids Atomization!

 The Lynx 200C professional air spray gun can be set up to spray hard to atomize corrosion control coatings. The Lynx 200C gun comes standard with stainless steel fluid passages. Air Inlet 1/4" NPS (m) Fluid Inlet 3/8" NPS (m) Weight 20 oz.

See Lynx L200C Setup Selections.
If your are not sure about which guns set up is right for your application, reference the parts sheet for helpful information. If you have additional questions, we would be pleased to learn about the application and provide guidance in the proper selection of a set up for your spray gun. Please call us at 877-490-1777.

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How Do I adjust my Spray Pattern?
  1. Be able to identify all gun parts and function.
  2. Hook up the gun to hose connections and attach compressed air hose.
  3. With compressed air pressure and paint ready to spray.
  4. Turn the side port control air, off. (All the way in.)
  5. With the adjustment needle fully open. Engage the trigger. The paint should be a solid stream and should be pressurized so as to have a stream travel of about 30". Adjust trigger travel as required.
  6. Open the side port control valve, trigger gun to the desired width.
  7. Increase air pressure to the atomized air to about 35 psi. This is a starting number. Adjust as required.
  8. Use a testing surface to evaluate the spray gun spray pattern about 20" to 24" away from the surface, pull the trigger with the gun moving. Look at the spray pattern. The fan should be full and atomized paint particles even in shape. Adjust pressures up or down as required for atomization.
  9. With a gun to target distance of 8" to 12", trigger the gun and spray an area to evaluate the appearance of the paint film.
  10. The numbers suggested are typical and your situation may call for a different pressure set up. These are typical starting pressures.
  11. Rely on the spray pattern and paint film to determine the set up. Cover up the air regulator gauge. Do not depend upon a number on a gauge, rely upon the results of the paint film. Let the paint film tell you what need to be done to improve the spray pattern.
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