professional paint shop ventilation

 professional paint shop ventilation
you can have a perfect experience with professional paint shop ventilation systems. exhaust filters (also known as overspray suppressors) reduce store emissions by capturing overspray coatings before they are depleted into the environment. ıf you have a downdraft paint booth, you will want exhaust filters installed near the floor. ıf you have a crossdraft cabinet, they will be located on the opposite side of the inlet filters. suction filters are used to remove dirt and contaminants from the air entering the chamber of the spray booth. they are located on the roof of an under-draft paint booth and in or near the doors of a cross-draft booth.
monitor your spray booth filters with a manometer and change them frequently to make sure your spray booth is well ventilated. a clogged filter is ineffective at removing dangerous contaminants and will do you more harm than good.
 risks of inadequate spray booth ventilation
there are many hazards associated with an improperly ventilated spray booth. these include:
toxic fumes – perhaps the most obvious consequence of an inadequately ventilated paint booth is the risk of inhaling toxic fumes. solvents and other chemicals used in the spray booth contain vocs (volatile organic compounds) that can be harmful to your health and the health of your employees over time. proper ventilation of your paint booth helps keep health and safety under control.
fire – because of the amount of hazardous materials and equipment used in a spray booth, fire is a very real risk. ıf paint fumes come into contact with electrical discharges or reactive chemicals, a fire can start within seconds. we have fire suppression systems available for purchase and they are definitely worth the investment. however, it is also important to take the necessary precautions to prevent fires from occurring in the first place – and that starts with proper ventilation.

poor surface quality – a poor ventilation system will be less likely to trap dust, dirt and other contaminants, resulting in poor quality paint jobs. on top of that, having a poorly ventilated paint booth affects your employees' ability to do great work. a well-ventilated spray booth will help you achieve higher quality surfaces to reduce costs and cycle time and increase customer satisfaction.