Dry Type Paint Booth
A dry type paint booth, also known as a dry filter paint booth or a dry filtration paint booth, is a type of paint booth used for spray painting applications where water is not used as part of the filtration process. Dry type paint booths are commonly used in automotive refinishing, woodworking, metal fabrication, and other industrial applications where water-based filtration systems may not be suitable or practical.
Enclosure : Like other types of paint booths, a dry type paint booth consists of an enclosed space designed to contain the painting process and prevent overspray from escaping into the surrounding environment. The enclosure is typically constructed of metal panels or insulated panels with adequate structural support.
Filtration System : Dry type paint booths use dry filtration media, such as paper or polyester filters, to capture overspray particles and paint fumes generated during the painting process. These filters are typically pleated or arranged in a panel configuration and are designed to effectively capture and retain paint particles while allowing clean air to pass through.
Exhaust System : Dry type paint booths are equipped with exhaust fans and ductwork to create airflow within the booth and draw contaminated air out of the enclosure. The exhaust system helps maintain proper ventilation and airflow rates to ensure efficient capture and removal of overspray particles and fumes.
