What is an industrial paint booth and what does Ventherm's solution include?

An industrial paint booth is a fully enclosed facility for priming and finishing parts with water-based or solvent-based coatings under controlled, compliant conditions. Ventherm delivers these as complete turnkey solutions, non-combustible construction, ventilation and airflow control, lighting, energy-saving systems, and PLC-based controls, built to EN 16985, EN 1539, and ATEX Zone 2 standards, with a minimum illumination of 750 lux.

How does the airflow and ventilation system work?

Air is injected across the full ceiling area through filters, creating counter-pressure that ensures even distribution, while floor-mounted extraction captures overspray at the source. The system maintains a minimum vertical air velocity of 0.3 m/sec throughout the booth. Zone ventilation can reduce airflow in idle areas to around 10% capacity, saving energy when parts of the booth aren’t in active use.

How energy-efficient is the booth?

The booth can recycle up to 75% of heat via heat exchangers, and uses variable frequency drives on all motors, high-efficiency fans, and LED lighting. Energy-saving programs automatically reduce consumption during inactive periods, and the whole system is managed through a Beckhoff PLC with remote access.

What booth configurations are available?

Ventherm offers a single booth for priming and finishing with consistent part sizes and steady production flow, a double booth with an intermediate roller door that can run as one large booth or two independent units for varied part sizes and simultaneous production, and a fully insulated, weatherproof outdoor concept as a cost-effective alternative to constructing a new building, available in multiple colors.

Can the paint booth be integrated with painting robots?

Yes. The booth supports automated painting robots with automatic programming capabilities, including CAD-based path optimization via Inropa’s PoseFitter software. This robotic integration has delivered documented paint material savings of 25-32% compared to manual application.

Does Ventherm have experience with large-scale paint booth projects?

Yes. Notable projects include a 113-meter booth delivered for Bane NOR in Norway, and an 82 x 10.4 x 10 meter dual-booth system for Siemens Gamesa in the UK, a project for which Ventherm was awarded “Best Supplier.”

Which industries use Ventherm's industrial paint booths?

The booths are used across wind power, offshore, defense, transportation, agricultural machinery, and rail sectors.

How much does an industrial paint booth cost, and how do I get a quote?

Pricing depends on the configuration (single, double, or outdoor), size, energy-saving features, and any robotic integration, so fixed prices aren’t listed online. You can request a quote via the contact form , by email at info@ventherm.dk , or by phone at +45 62 63 18 68 (Mon-Thu 7:00-16:00, Fri 7:00-13:30).

Industrial Paint Booths For Heavy Industry

Are our paint booths built to industrial standards?

Yes – our industrial paint booths are engineered with air injection across the full ceiling area through filters, creating counter-pressure that ensures even airflow distribution throughout the booth. Extraction is placed in the floor to capture overspray as close to the source as possible, with a minimum air velocity of 0.3 m/sec. maintained vertically throughout.
All industrial booths are built from non-combustible materials and delivered compliant with EN 16985, EN 1539, and ATEX zone 2 classification, with a minimum of 750 lux lighting throughout.

Do we supply single and double industrial paint booth configurations?

Ventherm supplies both single and double industrial paint booths to match your production setup and capacity requirements. Both configurations are built to the same technical standards and delivered as complete, ready-to-operate solutions.

Single industrial paint booth

A single booth handles priming and finishing for both water-based and solvent-based coatings. It is well-suited for operations with a consistent part size and steady production flow, where one controlled environment covers all your coating needs. The single configuration is a straightforward, cost-effective solution for facilities with predictable production volumes.

Double industrial paint booth

A double booth features an intermediate roller door in full width and height. When the door is open, the two sections operate as one large industrial paint booth, ideal for oversized components. When closed, they run as two fully independent units, allowing large and small jobs to run simultaneously without interruption. This makes the double configuration a strong choice for operations with varied part sizes and changing production volumes.

Do our industrial paint booths work outside?

Where indoor space is limited, Ventherm’s outdoor booth concept is often the most practical solution. We design and build self-contained outdoor industrial booths that are fully insulated, weatherproof, and compliant with applicable standards for snow load and wind load.
The outdoor concept is considerably more cost-effective than constructing a new building and subsequently installing equipment inside it – and the booths are available in a wide range of colours, so they can match your existing building design if required.

Are our industrial paint booths energy efficient?

Ventherm’s energy-saving package includes up to 75% heat recycling using heat exchangers, variable frequency drives on all motors, high-efficiency fans and LED lighting, and energy-saving programmes that reduce consumption during inactive periods.
All installations include Beckhoff PLC-based control systems with a straightforward operator interface and remote access for Ventherm technicians.

Is our paint booth ready for robotic integration?

Many of our customers combine their commercial paint booth with automated equipment to increase throughput and reduce manual labour. Ventherm supplies both painting robots and spray painting robots with automatic programming capabilities.
A 3D scan of the part is matched against the CAD model via the Inropa™ PoseFitter, which generates an optimised robot program automatically. From documented projects, robotic solutions have delivered paint material savings of 25-32% compared to manual application.
Zone ventilation ensures full airflow in the active coating area while reducing ventilation in idle zones to around 10% capacity, keeping energy consumption low without compromising air quality.