Description
C.A. Technologies · Air Assist Airless · Authorized Distributor
Cougar C213
0.013” Tip · 20° Spray Angle · 4” Pattern
Air Assist Airless · Medium Production · Full-Size Cougar · US Made
| Not sure which orifice matches your coating? CET’s technical team will confirm the right Cougar tip before you order. | 586-210-0555 sales@cetinc.com |
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Overview Production Coatings.
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Why This Configuration? The Right Cougar
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Configuration Detail
C213 — At a Glance
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Fluid Tip 0.013” orifice · 20° angle · ~4” pattern. Field-replaceable 36-series tip — ideal for medium-viscosity production coatings. |
Air Cap AAA HVLP air cap · ≤15 PSI at handle Refines airless atomization with a small volume of HVLP air. Finer finish than pure airless at far lower CFM than a conventional gun. |
Gun Type AAA · Full-Size Air Assist Airless · 1500 PSI max Requires an AAA pump (e.g., Peak 14:1). Airless fluid pressure atomizes; HVLP air at the cap refines the pattern. |
Other 20° Configurations — Same Angle, Different Orifice
| Model | Orifice | Flow @ 1000 PSI | Best For |
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| C211 | 0.011” | ~13 oz/min | Fine lacquers, enamels, and waterborne topcoats |
| C213 ← Current | 0.013” | ~17 oz/min | Medium-viscosity production coatings |
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Technical Data Key Specifications
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Application Match CET Application Guide
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All Configurations
Find the Right Cougar Setup
All 25 Cougar tip configurations are CET Verified. Gun part number = C + tip code. Click any model to view its full product page.
| Gun | Tip | Orifice | Angle | Pattern | Best For |
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| 20° — 4” Pattern | |||||
| C211 | 36-211 | 0.011” | 20° | 4” | Fine lacquers, enamels, and waterborne topcoats |
| C213 ← | 36-213 | 0.013” | 20° | 4” | Medium-viscosity production coatings |
| 30° — 6” Pattern | |||||
| C309 | 36-309 | 0.009” | 30° | 6” | Thin sealers, stains, and very fine topcoats |
| C311 | 36-311 | 0.011” | 30° | 6” | Fine lacquers, enamels, and waterborne topcoats |
| C313 | 36-313 | 0.013” | 30° | 6” | Medium-viscosity production coatings |
| C315 | 36-315 | 0.015” | 30° | 6” | Primers, sealers, and higher-output finishing |
| 40° — 8” Pattern | |||||
| C409 | 36-409 | 0.009” | 40° | 8” | Thin sealers, stains, and very fine topcoats |
| C411 | 36-411 | 0.011” | 40° | 8” | Fine lacquers, enamels, and waterborne topcoats |
| C413 | 36-413 | 0.013” | 40° | 8” | Medium-viscosity production coatings |
| C415 | 36-415 | 0.015” | 40° | 8” | Primers, sealers, and higher-output finishing |
| C417 | 36-417 | 0.017” | 40° | 8” | Heavy primers and high-solid coatings |
| C419 | 36-419 | 0.019” | 40° | 8” | Very heavy materials at high volume |
| 50° — 10” Pattern | |||||
| C509 | 36-509 | 0.009” | 50° | 10” | Thin sealers, stains, and very fine topcoats |
| C511 | 36-511 | 0.011” | 50° | 10” | Fine lacquers, enamels, and waterborne topcoats |
| C513 | 36-513 | 0.013” | 50° | 10” | Medium-viscosity production coatings |
| C515 | 36-515 | 0.015” | 50° | 10” | Primers, sealers, and higher-output finishing |
| C517 | 36-517 | 0.017” | 50° | 10” | Heavy primers and high-solid coatings |
| 60° — 12” Pattern | |||||
| C611 | 36-611 | 0.011” | 60° | 12” | Fine lacquers, enamels, and waterborne topcoats |
| C613 | 36-613 | 0.013” | 60° | 12” | Medium-viscosity production coatings |
| C615 | 36-615 | 0.015” | 60° | 12” | Primers, sealers, and higher-output finishing |
| C619 | 36-619 | 0.019” | 60° | 12” | Very heavy materials at high volume |
| C621 | 36-621 | 0.021” | 60° | 12” | The thickest materials at maximum output |
| 70° — 14” Pattern | |||||
| C717 | 36-717 | 0.017” | 70° | 14” | Heavy primers and high-solid coatings |
| C721 | 36-721 | 0.021” | 70° | 14” | The thickest materials at maximum output |
| 80° — 16” Pattern | |||||
| C817 | 36-817 | 0.017” | 80° | 16” | Heavy primers and high-solid coatings |
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Cougar and the Bobcat? Both are C.A. Technologies air-assist-airless guns running the identical 36-series tips and 26-101 air cap. The Cougar is the full-size body (23 oz, HVLP ≤15 PSI at handle); the Bobcat is compact (17 oz, HVLP ≤18 PSI). Atomization is identical — choose by grip preference and HVLP requirement. |
What fluid pressure should I use with the C213? Start at 350–500 PSI and increase until atomization is consistent for your material. The 0.013” orifice typically atomizes well below the maximum — use only as much pressure as the finish needs. Do not exceed 1500 PSI. |
Can I change the tip on the C213? Yes — all 36-series tips are field-replaceable. To change orifice or fan width for a different coating, order the matching 36-series tip. Call or text 586-210-0555 for tip selection help. |
What pump does the Cougar require? An AAA pump delivering 350–1500 PSI fluid pressure. The C.A. Technologies Peak 14:1 is the standard pairing — cart, wall, and portable-cart configurations. Call 586-210-0555 to configure the system. |
Where is the Cougar parts manual? The full parts manual — exploded diagram, tip flow chart, and every replacement part number — is available via the download button below. CET includes documentation with every order. |
Cougar Air Assist Airless — Parts ManualFull exploded diagram, tip flow chart, air consumption data & all replacement part numbers for the Cougar AAA spray gun. |
↓ Download Manual |
Not sure if the C213 is the right orifice for your coating? Contact CET’s technical team with your material type and viscosity. Based on over 20 years of industrial finishing equipment experience, we’ll confirm the right Cougar tip before you order. — 586-210-0555 · sales@cetinc.com