Spritzkabinen

Spritzkabinen, also known as spray booths, are enclosed or semi-enclosed environments designed to contain overspray during spray-coating operations. These booths are crucial for protecting workers from hazardous fumes and particles, as well as preventing contamination of the surrounding environment. They are commonly used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, furniture manufacturing, and general industrial finishing.

The primary function of a spritzkabine is to control airborne contaminants. This is typically achieved through a ventilation system that draws air through the booth, filtering out overspray and exhausting clean air. Different types of filtration systems exist, including dry filters, water curtains, and activated carbon filters, depending on the type of coating being applied and the environmental regulations.

Spritzkabinen vary in design and size, from small, portable units for occasional use to large, walk-in structures for industrial-scale operations. Key components often include a robust frame, a controlled airflow system, lighting for visibility, and safety features like emergency stops and explosion-proof electrical components. The material of construction is chosen for durability, ease of cleaning, and resistance to the chemicals used in the coating process. Proper maintenance and filter replacement are essential for the effective operation and longevity of a spritzkabine.