Coating and Spray Booths

Coating booths and spray booths are enclosures used to contain spray-coating processes such as painting, powder coating, thermal spraying, and other deposition methods. This product area includes hoods, cabinets, tunnels and similar enclosures. Many different types of coating booths and spray booths are available. Spray rooms or spray booths are used to process larger workpieces. A spray room contains the painting or coating equipment, the workpiece, and the operator. A spray booth usually contains internal lighting, ventilation and recovery systems. The operator may operate the spray gun in offhand mode, or the gun may be reciprocator-mounted.  Often, the workpiece rests upon open-grid flooring that allows for the recycling of excess paint or powder. Paint spray hoods and benchtop open-faced booths or coating cabinets are smaller vessels that contain the workpiece and/or process. Continuous spray booths or production tunnels consist of long walk-in enclosures which contain continuous processing lines and systems for cleaning, coating, drying or curing, and conveying or material handling.