Powder Coating Booths
A powder coating booth is a specialized enclosure used for applying powder coatings to various objects, surfaces, or components in a controlled environment. Powder coating is a dry finishing process where finely ground particles of pigment and resin are electrostatically charged and sprayed onto a substrate. The charged particles adhere to the substrate electrostatically and are then cured to form a durable, protective coating.
Enclosure : Powder coating booths are typically constructed of metal panels or insulated panels to form an enclosed space that contains the powder coating process. The enclosure helps prevent overspray from escaping into the surrounding environment and provides a controlled atmosphere for coating applications.
Filtration System : Powder coating booths are equipped with filtration systems to capture overspray particles and ensure clean air is exhausted from the booth. The filtration system typically includes high-efficiency filters, such as cartridge filters or polyester filters, that capture the powder particles while allowing clean air to pass through.
Recovery System : A powder recovery system is used to collect overspray powder that does not adhere to the substrate during the coating process. The recovered powder can be recycled and reused, minimizing waste and reducing material costs.
