How Much Electricity and Gas Do I Need for My Paint Booth?
Most automotive sized paint booths will need 100 amps or less on 208/240 3 phase lines.
read morePaint booths are complex pieces of equipment with a lot of moving parts. Whether you’re a novice or seasoned owner looking to invest in a first or fourth booth, Accudraft can help your shop prepare for a new paint booth. We’ve curated a list of common paint booth FAQs to help get you started.
It’s crucial to keep in mind that Accudraft offers many different designs and systems, each with their own setup options. Additionally, we have a wide range of upgrades, accessories, and services. It’s always best to contact us directly with any specific product or service questions.
Most automotive sized paint booths will need 100 amps or less on 208/240 3 phase lines.
read morePropane and natural gas versions are standard in almost all paint booth versions.
read moreSome shops can get away with a limited finishing system while others require a complete setup.
read morePainting can be performed in a prep station, but within certain regulations.
read moreWhen it comes to single vs dual skin paint booths, there is a difference in construction and performance.
read moreThe amount of jobs per day a paint booth can complete depends on its heating power.
read moreHeated paint booths do not necessarily come with heat recycle or recirculation.
read moreYes, ductwork is required for a paint booth, which is included with every Accudraft installation.
read moreThe more performance you have in a paint booth, the more energy it will use to get the job done.
read moreInstalling the paint booth itself can be done in a matter of days.
read moreEvery paint booth will have a recommended amount of hours per each filter.
read moreIf a facility regularly completes paint jobs, it is recommended to have a paint room.
read moreAll of our booths start at a standard base model, which will be the most inexpensive option.
read moreA paint booth is a safe and code compliant place designed for spray application of flammable, combustible, or otherwise harmful materials.
read moreYes, every paint booth needs a fire suppression system.
read moreA paint booth should move enough CFM to both produce good paint jobs and meet OSHA requirements of 80-100 feet per minute.
read moreEvery shop needs a permit to install or replace a paint booth.
read moreAlmost any paint booth can have heat added to it.
read moreThe best paint booth depends on what is right for a shop.
read moreIf a question of yours wasn’t answered here, contact an Accudraft team member! We’re happy to provide any further information on your questions. We can be reached directly via email, phone, or social media.
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Our clients vary from local shops to national manufacturers. We work with businesses across all industries—automotive, industrial, truck, aerospace, marine, and train and rail. No matter the size of a business, we’re able to provide custom solutions with our high-quality, high-performing finishing systems. Our ability to install, maintain, and service equipment keeps our clients satisfied and happy to work with Accudraft.
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