Spray Painting Booth

A spray painting booth, also known as a spray booth or paint booth, is a specialized enclosure or room designed for applying paint or coatings to various objects, surfaces, or components in a controlled environment. Spray painting booths are commonly used in automotive refinishing, industrial coatings, woodworking, and other applications where spray painting is performed regularly.

Ventilation System : Spray painting booths are equipped with ventilation systems to capture and exhaust airborne contaminants, fumes, and overspray generated during the painting process. The ventilation system typically includes exhaust fans, ductwork, and filters to ensure proper airflow and air quality within the booth.

Filtration System : Spray painting 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 fiberglass filters, polyester filters, or high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters, that capture the paint particles while allowing clean air to pass through.

Lighting : Adequate lighting is essential for proper visibility and color accuracy during the painting process. Spray painting booths are equipped with bright, evenly distributed lighting fixtures to illuminate the work area and ensure optimal painting conditions.