WET SPRAYING BOOTHS

Since wet paints can not be recovered like powder paint, the paint which can not be disposed should not be released to the environment. Various systems are used for the purpose of filtering wet paint. Common types of those are dry filter and water-screen systems.
Wet spraying booths are preferred for painting the products which are less resistant to heat within the sectors like automotive, wood and plastics.

Technical Specifications
- Manufactured in modular design by means of 1,5mm and 2mm galvanized sheet of which the outer surface is electrostatic powder coated.
- Its water tank is manufactured as leakproof welded.
- Service covers are available behind the cabin and its both sides.
- The pump used in the cabin is mechanical sealed and easy to provide maintenance.
- Paint particles are well-adhered due to its back air wash system.
- A fan is used in radial type, which can be easily serviced.
- Suitable for manual and continuous operations

DRY FILTERED WET SPRAYING BOOTHS

Those types of cabins, where water is not used, consist of filtering components which may be either cleaned or replaced. Filtering components consist of cartridges made of building materials such as glass fiber, paper or metal, which may be either replaced or cleaned. The paint particles which can not be disposed are collected there.

Technical Specifications
- Manufactured in modular design by means of 1,5 mm and 2 mm DKP sheet-iron of which the inner and outer surfaces are covered by electrostatic powder paint.
- Booth is controlled by the control board.
-It is suitable for manual and continuous operations

POSITIVE-PRESSURED WET PAINTING CHAMBERS

Positive-pressure chambers are used under the circumstances where high surface quality is desired for the parts on which wet paint process will be applied and for painting oversized materials. Painting and drying operations are provided under optimum temperature and in a filtered, dust-free environment.

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