Spray booths

Combined spray/drying booths manufactured for industrial applications 

The spray/drying booths meet all requirements for priming and finishing as well as for water and solvent based painting.

Spray booths must comply to a wide range of specific regulations including i.e. fire, ATEX, working environment and safety for machinery. Furthermore, when buying a paint facility from Ventherm, you can expect quality and reliability to be on top and the energy consumption to be low.

Spray booth

applications

Single spray and drying booth

  • Performed in non-combustable materials. Local authorities might require it erected in a separate fire section within the building.
  • Performed according to EN 16985 / EN 1539.
  • Air velocity 0,3 m/sec. vertically in empty booth. Air volume can be reduced if painting only items larger than 6 m.
  • Air injection in the entire ceiling through filters, which creates counter pressure and ensures an even injection throughout the entire booth.
  • Extraction in the floor – as close to the items as possible.
  • Paint-stop is placed under gratings in the floor.
  • Illumination min. 750 lux according to EN 16985.
  • ATEX zone 2 classification calculated according to EN 16985.

Double spray and drying booth with intermediate roller door

Same requirements as for single spray booths – see above.

  • Constructed like 2 independent booths – only separated by an intermediate roller door in full width and height.
  • Thereby, maximal flexibility and the possibility of painting large as well as small items in an economically responsible way are obtained.
  • When the intermediate door is open, the booths will automatically run as one large booth.
  • When the intermediate door is closed, the two spray/drying booths can run independently.

Extraction in the wall

In some countries it is accepted to extract paint dust in the lower part of the wall instead of extracting it through the floor.

Excavation and casting of extraction pits in the floor can sometimes be unreasonably costly, or even close to impossible to establish.

Therefore some countries accept extraction in the wall, although the required vertical (down draft) airflow cannot be ignored, and the intended and best way of performing it is through the floor.

Extraction in the wall often leads to a slightly poorer working environment for the operators since paint dust is extracted behind the operator and hense dragged towards him and his brea- thing zone – a fundamental issue that ought to be awoided in all paint operations.

Extraction in the wall often requires significantly more ducting for the installation.

Outdoor spray booths for painting or blasting

If a customer doesn’t have sufficient space available for new paint facilities inside existing premises, Ventherm’s outdoor concept is often a very attractive solution. Ventherm can build spray booths and blast rooms as a selfcontained outdoor building, which is much cheaper than erecting a new building and subsequently installing booths inside the new building.

Ventherm’s outdoor booths are designed after all applicable standards for i.e. snow load and wind load etc., and obviously the booths are fully insulated and waterproof. The outdoor booths are available in a wide range of colors. Thus, they can look like our customer’s existing building design if required.

Horizontal ventilation

In some countries it is accepted to extract paint dust in the lower part of the wall instead of extracting it through the floor.

Excavation and casting of extraction pits in the floor can sometimes be unreasonably costly, or even close to impossible to establish.

Therefore some countries accept extraction in the wall, although the required vertical (down draft) airflow cannot be ignored, and the intended and best way of performing it is through the floor.

Extraction in the wall often leads to a slightly poorer working environment for the operators since paint dust is extracted behind the operator and hense dragged towards him and his brea- thing zone – a fundamental issue that ought to be awoided in all paint operations.

Extraction in the wall often requires significantly more ducting for the installation.

Elevate your painting with paint booths

At Ventherm, we understand the critical role that a reliable and efficient paint booth plays in industrial painting. Our range of industrial paint booths is designed to meet the diverse needs of the sector, providing unparalleled precision, durability, and performance.

We recognize that every industrial painting project is unique. That’s why we offer customized paint booth solutions to fit your specific requirements. Whether you’re dealing with large machinery, automotive components, or other parts, Ventherm has the right solution for you.

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Further information

If you want to know more about Ventherm´s industrial solutions, or see selected references, you are most welcome to contact us or click on to see our cases categorized by industries. You can also visit the contact page to get an overview of our worldwide network of local distributors.

Frequently Asked Questions

A spray booth is an enclosed facility for industrial painting, covering priming, finishing, and both water-based and solvent-based painting. Ventherm’s booths are combined spray/drying booths, built from non-combustible materials and manufactured to the EN 16985 / EN 1539 standards.

The standard setup uses vertical air injection through ceiling filters at around 0.3 m/sec in an empty booth, combined with floor-level extraction positioned close to the work item and a paint-stop under the floor gratings. This downflow approach is the recommended method, as it best protects the operator’s breathing zone from paint dust. Wall/rear or horizontal extraction is used as an alternative in certain countries where vertical extraction isn’t feasible, though it can be more costly and may offer a less optimal working environment.

Ventherm offers a single spray/drying booth for standard operations, a double booth with an intermediate roller door that can be used as one large booth or split into two independent booths (useful for handling both large and small items economically), extended multi-door systems for installations over 120 meters, and self-contained outdoor booths for sites with limited indoor space, built to withstand snow and wind loads.

The booths are built to comply with EN 16985 / EN 1539, fire safety regulations, ATEX standards for explosive atmospheres (with ATEX Zone 2 classification calculated per EN 16985), working environment regulations, and machinery safety directives. They also provide a minimum illumination of 750 lux as required by EN 16985.

Yes. For items larger than 6 meters, the air volume can be reduced accordingly, and multi-door systems extending over 120 meters are available for very large or continuous production setups.

Spray booths are used across wind power manufacturing, offshore construction, defense, rail/transportation, agricultural equipment, general machine industries, and the automotive sector.

Pricing depends on the booth configuration (single, double, outdoor, or multi-door), size, and ventilation setup, so fixed prices aren’t listed online. You can request a customized quote via the contact form on ventherm.com, 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).