At Green Booth, we provide a range of spray booth designs tailored to the unique requirements of the automotive and industrial painting sectors. Our booths are organised into categories based on the type of paint they use, the airflow technology they employ, and any additional features they include. This clear organisation makes it easier for our customers to select the ideal booth for their specific needs.
spray BooTh Paint Type
Water-Based Paint Booths:
- Eco-Friendly: Designed to use water-based paints which emit fewer volatile organic compounds (VOCs), making them safer for the environment and the workplace.
- High-Quality Finish: Engineered to optimize the application and drying of water-based paints to achieve a flawless finish with reduced environmental impact.
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Water Based Booth SPECIFICATIONS
Brand
Green Booth
Booth design
Water base ready painting booth
Dimension
4700mm W x 7100mm L x 2540mm H
Wall design
Double panel c/w rock wool insulator
Heater method
Industrial short wave infra-red heater
Floor grating design
Full metal grating design
Solvent-Based Paint Booths:
- High Performance: Ideal for solvent-based paints, known for their durability and faster drying times. These booths handle the more volatile compounds efficiently, ensuring safety and quality.
- Superior Durability: Provides a robust application that is perfect for achieving a smooth and lasting finish on a variety of surfaces.
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Spray Booth Design and Airflow Technology
Single Panel Enclosed Downdraft Spray booth:
- Standard Single Panel Enclosed Downdraft:
Description: This basic model provides efficient airflow by drawing air downwards, effectively capturing overspray. - Single Panel Enclosed Downdraft with Infrared Heater and Rear Back Door:
Enhancements: Features an infrared heater to accelerate the drying process and a rear back door for better access and improved workflow. - Single Panel Enclosed Downdraft with Metal Basement and Infrared Heater (2 Row Grating):
Advanced Features: Equipped with a robust metal basement for additional support and an infrared heater integrated within a two-row grating for uniform heat distribution.
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Single Panel Enclosed Air Suction Spray booth:
Airflow Design: Employs a unique airflow method where air is drawn across the panel from one side to the other, aiding in the removal of overspray and maintaining a clean workspace.
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Double Panel Enclosed Downdraft Spray Booths
- Standard Models:
- With Diesel Burner & Full Grating Civil Basement: This model includes a diesel burner for heating and a full grating over a civil basement for superior airflow and strength.
- With Metal Basement: Provides a sturdy metal basement, enhancing the durability and stability of the booth structure.
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2. Infrared Heater Models:
- With Infrared Heater & Metal Basement Full Grating: Features an infrared heater for faster drying and curing, coupled with a full metal basement grating for enhanced airflow.
- With Infrared Heater (Full Grating): Includes an infrared heater integrated into a full grating setup, optimizing heat distribution and curing efficiency.
- With Infrared Heater (2 Row Grating): This configuration uses an infrared heater with a two-row grating system, designed to focus the heating effect more efficiently across multiple zones.
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Spray Booth FAQ
How to choose between a water-based spray booth and a solvent-based spray booth?
- Environmental Regulations: Water-based spray booths are typically favored in regions with strict environmental regulations due to their lower volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions.
- Finish Quality and Application: Solvent-based paints generally offer a smoother finish and are less sensitive to environmental conditions like temperature and humidity, making solvent-based booths preferable for high-end finishes.
- Operational Costs: Water-based systems may require additional investments in heating and airflow systems to ensure proper drying, which can affect operational costs.
- Health and Safety: Water-based paints are less hazardous to health, reducing the need for extensive safety equipment and potentially lowering insurance costs.
How to choose between a single panel spray booth or double panel spray booth?
- Intended Use: Determine whether you need exceptional paint finishes or if standard finishes are adequate.
- Space Constraints: Assess whether your facility has enough room for a potentially larger double panel booth.
- Budget: Decide if your budget aligns better with the cost-effective single panel option or if you can invest more in the double panel for its benefits.
- Usage Frequency: Evaluate how often you'll use the booth to justify the investment in a more robust double panel system.
