Paint booths are used to create controlled environments for automotive refinishing, heavy-equipment coating, rail-vehicle painting and other industrial applications. They keep the airflow clean, control overspray and allow the temperature and humidity to stay steady during spraying and drying, which helps the coating come out even and consistent.

There are many layout options available, including automotive spray booths, bus and truck spray booths, aircraft paint booths, marine and yacht booths, large-equipment spray booths, woodworking booths, open-face booths and table-top models. With so many layouts available, each industry can pick the type of paint booth that fits its space and working style.

Each spray booth is designed to keep ventilation, filtration, lighting and heat control working together, so the surface stays clean and the coating goes on evenly. Workshops that handle large or unusual parts can also request custom dimensions to match their space and workflow.

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We also supply paint booth filters for various paint spray booths.
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We have delivered spray booth and coating projects for clients in automotive manufacturing, rail transit, shipbuilding, construction machinery and high-end industrial equipment.

The range includes spray booths used in automotive repair, bus and truck workshops, aircraft coating, marine and yacht finishing, industrial equipment painting and furniture coating. It also covers open-face booths for basic spraying tasks, tabletop booths for small parts, retractable booths for tight spaces and spray & bake booths designed for water-based paint. Each paint booth type is designed to match different workpiece sizes and coating requirements.

A paint booth works by pulling in filtered air and moving it across the area where the coating is applied, so the overspray is taken away and dust can’t settle on the surface. The airflow can be vertical or horizontal, depending on the booth design, and helps maintain a clean environment by preventing dust and other particles from entering the coating area. Some models also offer temperature and humidity control to support proper paint application and curing. Depending on the configuration, the booth may handle only spraying operations or combine spraying and drying functions in the same enclosure.

Automotive paint booths rely on a sealed structure and a multi-layer filtration setup that stops dust and other small particles before they can enter the spraying area. The airflow moves in a controlled direction, creating a barrier that keeps outside contaminants, such as fine dust, floating particles or even small insects, away from the coating surface. This controlled setup keeps the spraying area clean throughout the whole process, so the paint goes on evenly and the surface isn’t affected by dust or small particles.