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Paint Booths & Industrial Spray Applications

Industrial paint booths play a crucial role in ensuring consistent and high-quality paint finishes by containing overspray and preventing contaminants from affecting finishes. This results in a professional-looking paint job that is both durable and long-lasting, ultimately enhancing the overall appearance and value of the product. Additionally, paint booths improve efficiency by reducing the amount of time and effort required to complete the painting process. Production Systems provide a complete line of paint booths and finishing systems including: Open face, cross draft, dry filter paint spray booths Enclosed, pressurized and non-pressurized paint spray booths Large equipment industrial paint booths, cross draft, semi-down and down draft Linear automatic paint spray booths Circulating air flow paint booths We design and build paint booths for many different industries, for various spray applications, such as: Furniture manufacturing: Paint booths are an essential component in furniture manufacturing, as they provide a controlled environment for applying paint and coatings to furniture pieces. The booths are equipped with ventilation systems to remove overspray and fumes, ensuring a uniform and high-quality finish on each piece of furniture. By [...]

Dawn Denby2025-12-09T13:18:06-05:00October 7th, 2024|Spray Booths|Comments Off

Regular Cleaning Keeps Your Paint Spray Booth Working Properly

Cleaning and maintaining your paint spray booth ensures the booth continues to produce a clean flawless finish. If your booth is not cleaned regularly, dust and dirt will get into what should be a controlled environment and create imperfections. Although the air in the booth enters through a filter, all air filters need replacing over time. And sometimes, dust enters the booth through the front door. Minimizing dust in the booth not only reduces the chance of imperfections, but also aids in preserving the components of the booth, such as the fan and the motor. Take the following steps to keep your booth clean: Clean and/or replace the air filters as needed. This will depend on how often the booth is used and the coatings that are sprayed. Clean the walls and the floor with a sponge mop or pressure washer. Do not use a cotton mop. Use an appropriate solvent-based solution to clean. Or install coverings on the walls and floor mats that trap dirt and overspray. Remove overspray from hoses and spray guns. Replace these if needed. Pointers [...]

Dawn Denby2024-08-05T17:05:23-04:00August 5th, 2024|Spray Booths|Comments Off

New Coatings Require Evaluation Of Finishing Processes

The industrial coatings industry is experiencing enormous growth. Projections are expected to increase from $102 billion in 2021 to $116 billion by 2026. A large contributor to this increase is the availability of new coatings. Examples of these new finishes include ‘green’ coatings, or rather environmentally friendly coatings that reduce or eliminate the hazardous chemicals often seen in paints; Self-cleaning and self-healing coatings are other innovations that are making an impact on the market; And another trend is the increased demand for custom colors. With this wide range of new coatings on the horizon, being able to accommodate new materials in the finishing process is critical. Having the ability to switch between one coating and another, or one color to another, quickly and efficiently is becoming more and more important. Color changes can take hours to achieve. Figuring out how to do this quicker will be the difference in whether a job is profitable or not. Manufacturing companies are considering options to increase their ability to handle the changes that are happening and accommodate the needs of their markets. Many [...]

Dawn Denby2024-08-05T16:27:20-04:00August 5th, 2024|Spray Booths|Comments Off

Truck And Large Equipment Paint Spray Booths

The Down Draft Paint Booth configuration is versatile, functional and efficient. With this design, air is pulled in from the top of the booth, travels down the sides of the booth and exhausts out through the floor. Excess paint, dust, and other contaminants are pulled away from the product as the air flows around it. This airflow pattern reduces the risk of contamination and is an excellent design for finishing large vehicles and equipment. Although the benefits of a downdraft are many, this configuration can be more expensive to install; Because the air is filtered out through the floor, the booth must be raised on a platform, or a pit must be installed underneath. With the Side-Down Draft method, the air is pulled into the booth the same way as the Down Draft configuration. However, it is exhausted out the bottom of the side walls – near the floor but not actually through it. With this method, most of the benefits of a Down Draft booth remain, but there’s no need to install a pit or a platform. This makes [...]

Dawn Denby2025-12-09T13:20:14-05:00July 1st, 2024|Spray Booths|Comments Off