Recirculating Paint Booths from Global Finishing Solutions® (GFS) provide accurate control of climate and airflow, while offering the most efficient operating system possible. This type of booth is often used in conjunction with temperature and humidity controls, regenerative thermal oxidizers and other VOC abatement equipment.
| Air Balancing | A key feature of GFS Recirculating Spray Booths is the Consta-Flow system. This system maintains constant airflow in the booth, by automatically adjusting the recirculation fan to the changing conditions of the exhaust filters. Consta-Flow consists of a VFD, differential pressure gauge and sensing probes. |
| Lighting | GFS Recirculating Paint Booths feature integrated, four-tube, inside-access light fixtures. All GFS light fixtures are ETL and ETL-C listed and come complete with energy-efficient LED lamps. |
| Fans & Motors | GFS Recirculating Spray Booths include a recirculating fan and three-phase, TEFC, tri-voltage motor(s) with variable pitch pulley, as well as a tube axial exhaust fan(s). |
| Personnel Door | GFS Recirculating Paint Booths include a personnel door with panic latch and clear, tempered glass observation window, as well as a personnel door in the exhaust chamber (less window). |
| Four-Stage Exhaust Filtration | GFS Recirculating Spray Booths feature a four-stage exhaust filtration system. The first two stages (roll media and fiberglass filter pads) are in the exhaust plenum. The third and fourth stages (final filters) are in the recirculating plenum. This filtration system effectively removes 99.9 percent of particulate down to 0.5 microns. |
| Construction | GFS Recirculating Paint Booths are constructed with single-skin, 18-gauge, G-90 galvanized steel. Pre-punched booth panels and nut-and-bolt assembly take the guesswork out of installing a paint booth and provide more structural integrity. |
Recirculation is an effective method of reducing operating costs of a paint booth. GFS Recirculating Spray Booths reduce operating costs by using less energy and exhausting less air. At a recirculation rate of 80:20, energy use is reduced by a factor of five.
In addition to energy savings, a recirculation booth can also provide capital expense savings, since air handling and abatement equipment is reduced in size when using a recirculation booth.
The following are examples of the energy savings you could see in a recirculating paint booth:
| Recirculating Airflow | 16,000 CFM |
| Exhaust Airflow | 4,000 CFM |
| Total Airflow | 20,000 CFM |
By recirculating 16,000 CFM, this system reduces exhaust by 80 percent
| Recirculating Airflow | 5,000 CFM |
| Exhaust Airflow | 3,000 CFM |
| Total Airflow | 8,000 CFM |
By recirculating 5,000 CFM, this system reduces exhaust by 62.5 percent
GFS guarantees that our products meet or exceed all of the applicable codes related to the equipment. Our engineers regularly follow and contribute to the advancement of codes and standards that affect the industries in which we work. One of our engineers serves on the NFPA Technical Committee on Finishing Processes, a key standard in the finishing industry.
| OSHA – Occupational Safety and Health Administration |
| NFPA – National Fire Protection Association |
| ETL – Electrical Testing Labs |
| EPA – Environmental Protection Agency |
| ICC – International Code Council |
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