Classification of spray booths paint
A spray booth is an essential part of any commercial or industrial painting operation. They provide a controlled environment in which paint or other finishes can be applied and protect the painter from dangerous fumes. Properly maintained and operated, a spray booth can dramatically improve the quality of your finished product.
A spray booth is a dedicated enclosed space in which objects can be safely sprayed using spraying equipment and techniques. Paint booths are used in a variety of industries, including automotive manufacturing, aerospace and defense, and general industrial applications. They are also popular in hobby shops and small businesses that need to paint large objects or surfaces.
A spray booth coating is a type of coating typically used in industrial or commercial applications. It is designed to provide a smooth, even finish to surfaces that are difficult to paint by traditional methods. Spray booth coatings can be applied to metal, plastic, wood and other materials. It is typically used in high-traffic areas or where a durable finish is required.
What are the classifications of spray booths? A spray booth, as the name suggests, is to spray a filter spray in a room. It is also known as a paint room. The spray booth is a device that provides a special environment for the painting operation, which can meet the requirements of the painting operation in terms of temperature, humidity, illumination, air cleanliness, etc.; it can limit and deal with the paint mist and organic waste gas generated in the painting operation. Type of coating equipment.
According to the direction of airflow, it is divided into three categories.
Cross-flow spray booth:
Air flows from one end of the room to the other. This model is low cost and easy to install. The disadvantage is that the fog moves along the sides of the body, the fog around the operator's face cannot be removed, and the working environment is not ideal.
Side flush spray booth:
Air enters the spray booth through a filter unit in the ceiling and exits the side walls of the room. This is a mid-priced spray booth. Since the mist is far away from the object itself, the mist around the operator can be removed, so the painting effect and working environment are ideal.
Full Down Flush Spray Booth:
Embodying today's state-of-the-art technology, air is entered from the ceiling and discharged to the outside through a pit or basement. This venting method results in a cleaner painting process and a safe working environment. But its cost is high and takes up a lot of space.
Classification by heating method:
It can be divided into diesel heating baking room, electric heating baking room, steam heating baking room, infrared heating paint baking room, waste oil heating baking room, etc.
Classification by paint mist treatment:
It can be divided into two categories: dry spray booth and wet spray booth (water treatment).
The most commonly used spray booth is dry treatment, so the filter system (mainly refers to the primary filter cotton and the secondary filter cotton, etc.) should be checked and replaced regularly, otherwise it will affect the quality of the paint, and may cause serious problems. fire.
With the further development of science and technology, the methods of dealing with excessive paint mist are also becoming more and more advanced. Many high-end cars use water treatment spray booths to dissolve excess paint mist in water, and great strides have been made in how paint mist is treated.
