(168) Spray Systems Industrial Dry Filter Booths are designed to efficiently remove the overspray from the painting operation while maintaining uniform air flow throughout the work area. The disposable paint arrestor media is designed not to face load. The airborne paint particles are efficiently collected, thus minimizing paint accumulation through the exhaust system. Spray Systems designs Industrial type booths for many finishing applications. We offer both open face and conveyorized models. We can also design a custom dry filter booth specifically for your application. Front filter doors, air make-up systems and special spray booth controls can all be intergrated into the design.
(2) The Front Flow booth draws air in through filtered front doors, and exhausts the air out through the filter banks located at the rear of the booth. This traditional style booth has been a favorite among painters for years in providing a clean environment to work and paint. Technical specifications are subject to change at the discretion of Spray Systems, Inc.
(2) Another traditional favorite, the Rear Flow booth filters all of the air for dust, dirt and lint. There are no door clearances or other open seams in the air path between the bank of intake filters and the exhaust fan. In the Rear Flow booth the double door automobile entrance is located at the same end of the booth as the air exhaust system. Any airborne dirt that enters the booth is drawn immediately into the air exhaust system. Technical specifications are subject to change at the discretion of Spray Systems, Inc.
(2) Spray Systems Twin lower is designed as a pressurized cross draft, which creates a positive booth atmosphere. By providing uniform air movement throughout the booth, an ultimate clean paint environment is achieved. The T-1000 requires an air replacement system and is great for high production shops also utilizing our drying room. Technical specifications are subject to change at the discretion of Spray Systems, Inc.
(2) The D-2000 Downdraft is Spray Systems’ premier booth. Using the true downdraft air design, the air flows over the top of the vehicle, around the sides, and is pulled down through the filters beneath grating, set in a trench/pit. The downdraft air movement creates an environment where little to no over spray adheres to the newly finished car.
(2) The Spray Systems Semi Downdraft paint booth offers the business owner and painter the advantages of the down draft air flow without the expense of the pit area. In the Semi Downdraft Paint Booth fresh air is pulled through filters located at the top of the booth, down over the vehicle then swept back out through filters located at the opposite end of the booth at floor level. The air movement provides the painter with a clean environment for a quality paint finish.
(2) The Spray Systems Modified Downdraft paint booth, in principle has airflow like the conventional downdraft booth. The air is forced through filters at the top of the booth, flows around the car and out through the plenums located along the sides of the booth. The Modified Downdraft booth does not require an in-ground pit, and like all Spray Systems booths, provides your painter with an optimum environment for a superior finish.
