A good surface starts with a well-planned process.

AP / BA

Sanding extraction booths and tables

AP captures sanding dust through a front labyrinth and antistatic polyester cartridges with automatic cleaning. The BA table has a workpiece-friendly surface, dust collection drawers and cartridge cleaning. These systems extract dust during sanding; the sanding tool is selected separately.

AP cleans its antistatic cartridges automatically and monitors blockage. On BA, cartridge cleaning is triggered by a button and dust collects in drawers. The booth and table therefore differ in everyday maintenance as well as their working arrangement.

VP / VG · ECO VP / ECO VG

Water-curtain spray booths

Recirculating water captures paint overspray, followed by glass-fibre filtration. VP uses a smaller, rear-set tank; VG has a larger tank. The catalogue also names the versions ECO VP and ECO VG.

Water circulates in a closed loop, with glass-fibre filters below the extraction fan. Valves regulate water circulation. Alongside the working opening, tank placement and access for cleaning are relevant selection factors.

CFA / CF CARBO / CFC / BABY

Dry-filter spray booths

CFA combines cardboard and glass-fibre filters. CF CARBO adds activated-carbon filtration. The catalogue presents CFC with a Columbus filter; BABY is a smaller version on legs. Selection depends on the coating and workflow.

Modular galvanised panels form the booth walls and roof. CFA uses cardboard and glass-fibre stages; CF CARBO uses cardboard filters, synthetic filters and activated-carbon cartridges. BABY has a front cardboard filter and an elevated design on legs.

COMBI-DRY

Front and floor extraction

This dry spray booth combines frontal and floor extraction. The manufacturer specifies four filtration stages and adjustable extraction. The suitable configuration depends on workpiece size, working position and coating application volume.

The dry design removes the need for a water tank to capture overspray. Used filters still require replacement and appropriate handling. The manufacturer does not publish a universal working size or airflow for this family; these are defined for the specific layout.

AZ

Pressurised painting rooms

Filtered supply air and positive pressure help limit dust entering the room. Insulated panels, a distribution plenum and air extraction create a controlled painting environment. Heating is available in appropriately equipped configurations.

The air-supply unit can sit above or beside the room. Air passes through prefilters and the distribution plenum; a heating coil belongs to the heated configuration. One or two extraction columns remove vapours from the coated-product holding area. Room layout, doors and product routes are matched to your workshop.

FLOW-COATING

Flow-coating application

A tank, pump and shower apply coating with a low-pressure flow. Flow-coating differs from dipping and conventional spraying; suitability depends on workpiece geometry and coating properties.

The pump supplies coating to a shower used to flood the product. This is particularly relevant where the geometry makes conventional dipping impractical. Selection requires the coating type, product size and intended draining arrangement.

DEUMIBOX

Drying rooms for water-based coatings and adhesives

DEUMIBOX is intended for products treated with water-based coatings or adhesives. Dehumidification and control of recirculating air temperature support coating drying. It is not a kiln for reducing the moisture content of raw timber.

RC

Heat recovery from extract air

The RC unit uses a cross-flow heat exchanger. It recovers part of the extract-air heat for supply-air preparation. Actual performance depends on airflow, temperatures and operating hours.

RC uses cross-flow heat exchange between air streams to recover part of the ventilation energy. Actual performance depends on airflow, temperatures and operating conditions; no universal saving percentage is stated.

BE

Air heating and cooling

Air-temperature units for painting rooms provide heating during colder periods and cooling during warmer periods. The catalogue identifies this range as BE.

AZ · UTA

Air handling units

Air handling combines filtration, supply and, where required, temperature conditioning for the painting room. The unit is part of the complete air system, alongside the plenum and extraction.

AIR DIFFUSERS

Filtered make-up air

A heating and ventilation unit drives air through a distribution duct with a synthetic filter. Supply air replaces extracted air and is sized together with booth extraction.

CM / CMA

Overhead transport through the finishing line

Overhead lines move suspended workpieces between process stages. CM/CMA includes trolleys, hanging bars and automatic chain-driven versions, particularly useful for frames and joinery finishing.

The CM/CMA description includes two superimposed rails, swivelling trolleys and hanging bars for frames. An upper chain drives automatic travel, with electrical and pneumatic controls and a pedal. Route, load capacity and hanger spacing must be defined for your products.

CUSTOM SYSTEMS

Custom installations

Pressurised installations with low-level side extraction complement the standard range. Design starts with the workpiece, available space and connections between operations.