Definition
A spray booth is an enclosed or semi-enclosed workspace designed for applying paint or coatings in a controlled environment. It helps contain overspray, control airflow, and maintain clean conditions during the painting process.
How It Works
Spray booths use ventilation systems to draw air through the workspace, removing paint particles and harmful fumes. Filters capture overspray, while controlled airflow ensures a clean and safe environment for both the operator and the product.
Why It Matters
Using a spray booth improves coating quality, reduces contamination, and protects workers from exposure to hazardous substances. It also helps businesses comply with safety and environmental regulations.
Common Types of Spray Booths Crossdraft Spray Booth Downdraft Spray Booth Side Draft Spray Booth Open Face Spray Booth
Each type is designed for different applications and airflow requirements.
Related Terms Overspray VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) Filtration System Airflow Control