Liquid Painting Plants

In the water wash type, two chambers are divided by a water curtain wall. The front spray chamber handles the painting process, while the Suction Chamber behind the water curtain efficiently separates paint particles from the air/thinner mixture. A top-mounted blower and motor enhance performance, showcasing the innovation in this advanced painting system.

Intech’s commitment to excellence is evident in the thoughtful design and integration of these essential elements, culminating in a liquid painting plant that not only elevates the quality of the end product but also prioritizes environmental responsibility.

In the dry back type, a notable departure from the water wash system occurs as metallic filters take the reins instead of a water curtain. This particular configuration proves advantageous in new paint lines characterized by lower consumption or in regions where water scarcity prevails.

The utilization of metallic filters serves a dual purpose: arresting oversprayed paint effectively and delivering a pristine air output to the atmosphere. This not only ensures the efficiency of the painting process but also positions the dry type booth as a sustainable solution, aligning with environmental considerations in the realm of industrial painting.

This comprehensive system facilitates the seamless transfer and regulation of paint from the paint room to the applicator. It incorporates a pneumatic paint transfer pump designed for efficient paint and thinner transfer to the applicator. Stainless steel containers equipped with continuous operating pneumatic stirrers ensure consistent paint viscosity. The distribution process, spanning from paint containers to feed applicators, involves precise control valves, ball valves, pressure regulators, paint filters, and non-return valves for all colors and thinner, complemented by return lines for optimal functionality.

Choosing the right booth type is contingent on various factors such as the size of the article, production scale, paint type and consumption, application method, and the number of operators involved. This nuanced decision-making process ensures that the selected booth aligns seamlessly with the specific requirements of the painting operation.

• Normally Dry Booth is recommended if paint consumption is low.
• A water Wash Booth is preferred when a higher volume of paint demands higher paint killing.
• The Down Draft version is needed for large/heavy articles so as to coat article from all sides.
• A side Draft booth is recommended for small articles.
• Combination Model – Side Draft/Down Draft: In scenarios with diverse and demanding production constraints, where articles range from 5 tons to 5 kg, Statfield provides an innovative solution. The combined side draft booth with down draft capability caters to the heavy production needs of various article types, ensuring adaptability and efficiency.
• For special applications where article size is very big, in the range of 6 meters, and if civil pit for the down draft is to be avoided, Statfield provides the option of sideward draft towards the bottom of the booth panel. Additional pressurization ensures dust free operation