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Powder Coating System: Booths, Ovens, and Application Tools Powder coating is a dry powder, unlike liquid painting, and is applied electrostatically. The electrostatic application has a much higher transfer efficiency than liquid paint because of the attraction caused by the unique application process. Manufacturing or industrial facilities typically use powder coating because it helps prevent…

At Accudraft, we consider performance and longevity within the design of every booth.

Fire suppression is essential to all types of paint booth systems. Without it, your facility risks violating NFPA codes and possibly your insurance policy requirements.

Practice Industrial Conveyor Maintenance to Avoid Costly Repairs Large-scale industrial operations often use a conveyor system to establish a product assembly line for painting parts. An efficient operation will be built around a crane and conveyor paint booth, ideal for improved safety and productivity within the facility. However, it’s crucial to maintain the system for…

Achieving a flawless liquid coating finish isn’t as elusive as one may think.

Without routine maintenance and cabin cleaning, a number of disastrous events can occur throughout the finishing process.

Bus painting operations are quite unique, as achieving high-quality paint and finish jobs on a large vehicle can be a challenge. However, specialized paint booths and prep areas can make bus finishing applications contamination-free.

Businesses should always be on the lookout for ways to cut costs, increase productivity and efficiency, and improve quality. In paint shops specifically, additions that reduce waste and increase output are essential to streamline operations.

In recent years, custom window design has seen a significant uptick in demand, including size, shape, and color. To run operations more efficiently, consider these three types of finishing equipment for window design.

Spray applied coating operations need to comply with regulations enforced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These cost-efficient guidelines come from NESHAP 40 CFR Part 63 Subpart HHHHHH, or more commonly referred to as NESHAP 6H.