Tuesday, 27 February 2018

Why selecting the right paint booth filters are important?


If you want to run a paint booth successfully, efficiency and quality are of utmost importance. The main function of a paint booth is to provide a consistently excellent product. For optimal performance of your paint booth, maintenance is extremely important. Also, keeping the filtration system up to date is very important.
While it may not seem like a big issue, working with an old filter can cost you a lot of money. Clogged filters will not be able to stock up all the dust and debris floating around the paint booth. There are high chances that these particles settle on your fresh coat of paint. The whole point of having a paint booth is eliminated.
When it comes to changing paint booth filters, not any filter will do. The purpose of the filter is to protect the sensitive mechanical components of your paint booth from harmful contaminants, and hence it is essential to select filters that are of excellent quality.
Consider the following:
  • The thickness of the filter
  • The way the filter is designed
  • The filter’s fiber composition
  • The loft rating of the filter
Here are few considerations that will help you make the right choice:

  • Air makeup filters: Your air makeup filters are located in the air makeup unit of your paint booth. These filters play an important role in protecting your paint booth from contaminants that could cause damage to your air system and other working parts.
  • Intake filters: Intake filters are designed to extract all of the contamination in the paint booth so that you get a clean and smooth finish every time. In the case of downdraft paint booths, intake filters also help pull dust away from the objects being painted so that there’s a minimal risk of smudging, streaking, and spatter.
  • Exhaust filters: The job of exhaust filters is to ensure the air leaving the paint booth is clean and free of any dangerous chemicals and vapours. Working for extended periods of time around a paint booth with poorly maintained exhaust filters can put your health at risk. 

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