Powder coating booths
A powder coating booth contains the spray cloud, pulls it through a recovery unit and returns clean air to the shop. We build three kinds: a cyclone manual booth for job coaters, a cartridge-filter booth where floor space is short, and automatic booths with robots or reciprocators on conveyor lines.
Cyclone or cartridge-filter recovery. Manual and robotic. 12,000 m³/h extraction, 1.5 mm AISI 430 body
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Cyclone manual powder coating booth
Fixed booth for manual application from both sides. Overspray is recovered in the cyclone; fine particles that escape are held in the felt filter.
Product pageExtraction airflow 12,000 m³/h Booth size 3,000 x 2,200 x 1,400 mm Extraction fan 4 kW -
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Cartridge-filter powder coating booth
Booth where powder recovery is done directly by a cartridge filter group instead of a cyclone.
Product pageRecovery Cartridge filters Booth size Per project Application Manual or automatic -
Automatic and robotic powder coating booth
Cyclone booth on a conveyor line with automatic application by robots or reciprocators.
Product pageApplication Robotic, automatic Recovery Cyclone Line Conveyorised
What it is for
Parts and situations this category is built for.
- Steel and aluminium parts hung from a conveyor or a rack: frames, panels, profiles, enclosures, furniture, brackets
- Manual booths: parts up to the opening height and a length the operator can reach from two sides
- Automatic booths: series parts with a repeatable hanging pattern
Who buys this
The buyer groups we most often size this category for.
- Job coaters replacing a booth or adding a second colour
- OEMs bringing coating in-house
- Extruders and line builders integrating a booth into a new line
Questions we get before the quote
Answered in full. The sizing guide goes deeper. Sizing guide
Cyclone or cartridge filter: which recovery is right for me?
A cyclone separates most of the overspray mechanically and sends only fine dust to the after-filter, which makes colour changes fast: empty the hopper, blow down the walls, continue. A cartridge-filter booth captures everything on the cartridges; it is more compact and cheaper to build, and it suits shops that run one or two colours. If you change colour more than a few times a week, take the cyclone.
How big does the booth have to be?
The opening must clear the tallest part plus its hanger with room to spare; the booth length gives the operator space to spray both ends; the depth follows the part width plus the spray distance. Our standard manual booth is 3,000 x 2,200 x 1,400 mm. Send the largest part and we size from there.
What extraction do I need?
Extraction follows the open area of the booth times the face velocity that keeps powder inside; our standard booth is designed for 0.5 m/s at low pressure, which gives 12,000 m³/h from a 4 kW fan. Larger openings need more air, and the filter count follows the airflow.
Can the booth be moved later?
Yes. The body is built knock-down and bolted, so it can be dismantled, moved and reassembled. We also offer this as a service for whole lines.
Quote for powder coating booths
Send the largest part, the quantity per shift and the line speed if you have one. Drawings help; photographs of the parts are enough to start.