Cyclone type powder coating booths

Cyclone powder booths

The powder coating booth is constructed in a modular fashion using sheet metal panels and structural steel profiles. For applications requiring rapid color changes, the entire booth structure is manufactured from plastic—specifically, 10 cm thick, double-walled, antistatic PVC panels.

The recovery system in these booths consists of two components: a cyclone and an after-filter unit. Overspray powder particles—those that do not adhere to the workpiece and are carried by the airflow—first enter the cyclone, where the majority are recovered. Recovery within the cyclone relies on the principles of friction against the cyclone walls and gravitational force, causing the powder particles to collect at the bottom. The recovered powder is then sifted and returned to the system via auxiliary equipment for reuse.

Smaller powder particles that fail to settle in the cyclone proceed to the after-filter unit, where they are captured, preventing them from escaping into the workshop environment. An extraction fan is housed within the after-filter unit, enclosed in an insulated sheet metal cabinet to ensure minimal noise levels. The filters are cleaned via a timer-controlled system. Powder particles that accumulate in the after-filter unit consist of a mixture of different colors and are considered waste.

A pneumatic air-knife system prevents powder from accumulating on the booth floor, facilitating rapid color changes. The design of the powder coating booth ensures easy cleaning and quick transitions between colors.

ADVANTAGES
Rapid and easy color changes;

The powder coating booths are CE-certified and comply with European standards.