Large Paint Booths for Heavy Equipment & Industrial Applications
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Industrial Paint Booths for Heavy Equipment & Large Vehicles
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| ETL and ETL-C Listed | Pre-engineered Large Equipment models and options are fully ETL and ETL-C listed, ensuring that the entire booth complies with applicable safety codes and meets performance requirements. ETL listing facilitates successful inspections and demonstrates that Large Equipment Paint Booths have completed independent, third-party review. |
| Lighting | Designed and manufactured by GFS for optimal brightness, Large Equipment Paint Booths feature integrated four-tube, inside-access light fixtures. All GFS light fixtures are ETL and ETL-C listed and come complete with energy-efficient LED lamps. |
| Fans & Motors | High-powered fans and motors supply optimal airflow throughout the paint booth, creating a cleaner environment for a better paint job. Each Large Equipment Paint Booth includes a non-sparking, tube axial exhaust fan(s) with belt guards and duct connector ring, along with a UL/CUL and CSA recognized three-phase, TEFC, tri-voltage motor. |
| Doors | Swing-type product doors and personnel door(s) come standard with each pre-engineered Large Equipment Booth. Doors feature heavy-duty hinges with plate steel and replaceable brass bushings. Hinges guarantee long-lasting performance with no sagging. |
| Controls | For non-pressurized booths, an electromechanical control panel is used to control booth exhaust, safety interlocks and lights. Pressurized booths come standard with the simple-to-navigate Velocity® control panel, which supports spray, flash and cure modes along with many programmable alarms, auto-balance and automatic safety checks. |
| Construction | GFS Large Equipment Paint Booths are constructed from single skin, 18-gauge, G90 galvanized sheet steel and use structural steel columns and beams. Horizontal booth panels are assembled onto the booth’s frame from the ground up for added structural integrity, simplified installation and fewer height restrictions. Solid nut-and-bolt construction and prepunched panels ensure consistent alignment and placement. |
Airflow Styles
| Crossdraft | The simplest, most cost-effective configuration, air flows horizontally through a crossdraft booth, parallel to the floor and over the product. Crossdraft airflow starts at the front of the booth, with air entering the booth through either filtered products doors (non-pressurized booths) or an intake chamber (pressurized booths). Air exits the booth through an exhaust plenum located at the rear of the booth. |
| Side Downdraft | Side downdraft booths are an economical solution for shops that aren’t able to install a pit. Air comes into the booth through a full-length, filtered ceiling plenum, and flows downward over the product. When air reaches the floor, it is pulled into floor-level filtered exhaust plenums on both sides of the booth. |
| Downdraft | Generally accepted as the best airflow style, downdraft booths do an excellent job controlling overspray and contamination. Air enters the booth through a full length, filtered ceiling plenum. From there, air flows vertically over the product and into the filtered exhaust pit in the floor. |


