Your Questions, Answered — Paint Booth Pressure Gauges
Q: Are manometers or other pressure-drop devices required by law on exhaust filters? A: A means is required to make sure that you are moving
February 21, 2013
Q: Are manometers or other pressure-drop devices required by law on exhaust filters? A: A means is required to make sure that you are moving
Understanding how an effective spray booth works, and why the air moves the way that it does, is not as simple as many would lead
In December 2010, construction began on a 14-month project to build a new 60,000 sq. ft. facility for Diversified Yacht Services (DYS) in Ft. Myers, Florida. Diversified Yacht offers comprehensive services for luxury yachts of all sizes. Services range from mechanical, plumbing and electrical, to refinishing and detailing. The project included two buildings — a state-of-the-art marina and a service center. Also included was a fully enclosed paint booth, large enough to service boats up to 68-feet-long for complete paint and refinishing.
Turner Coating’s brand new industrial finishing facility was a big investment, and choosing the right equipment to ensure maximum productivity and efficiency was a big
We recently received a great question from a customer: “Is there a “magic number” on the manometer at which paint booth filters should be changed?”
Given that the drying process of coatings is highly dependent on the temperature and humidity in a paint booth, the setup of equipment varies widely for different climates. A paint booth set up in the perpetually hot and dry areas of southern Arizona is subject to different environmental conditions than a booth installed in the frigid Northwest Territories of Canada.