Our smallest paint booths, Bench Booths allow businesses and hobbyists to paint small products in a safe, code-compliant environment. Models are available with an integrated raised bench or designed to be placed on a countertop to make painting small parts easy and accessible.
Our most popular industrial spray booths, GFS Open Face Paint Booths are flexible, cost-effective solutions for a wide variety of finishing applications. The open-front design saves valuable floor space and makes it easy to move products and parts in and out of the booth. Choose from 260 pre-engineered models with standard options. We can also custom design an Open Face Booth to meet your specific requirements.
With high-efficiency filtered intake doors, GFS Enclosed Finishing Booths provide a safe, cost-effective finishing environment for producing quality paint finishes. Filtered doors prevent dirt and dust from entering the paint booth for cleaner paint jobs with less rework. Enclosed Finishing Booths are available in 260 pre-engineered models with standard options or can be customized to meet your needs
While curtains are more affordable than doors and may offer more flexibility for product entry, they do not provide the level of protection from contaminants that is needed for the best possible finish. In this post, we will examine the differences between curtains and filtered doors on an open front paint booth.
Joe Jones of Dietz Supply Company assisted the Riley brothers in outfitting their new finishing facility with a GFS Open Face Spray Booth for priming, as well as a Prep Room, Large Equipment Spray Booth and Drying Room/Clean Room. In this new facility, all of their finishing equipment is connected to create a nice pushcart workflow through the workshop.
If you make your way to Madison, Wisconsin, and Dane County this summer, you will likely see some of the 85 Bucky Badger statues that
