Truck Cross Flow Paint Booth PBTCF161734
Truck Cross Flow Paint Booth is designed to accommodate large tractor trailers and large equipment for coating. The booth comes in multiple sizes to facilitate the various applications (vehicle/equipment sizes) and shop sizes.
- Engineered with 18 gauge galvanized steel
- Certified sub-components (Fan/Motor; Filters; LED Lights)
- OSHA and NFPA-33 compliant Optimal / Code-compliant coating environment
- Customization Available - Engineered to your needs – We can build any dimensions.
Truck Cross Flow Paint Booth PBTCF161734
| Inside Dimensions | 16′ Wide X 16′ Tall X 30′ Deep |
|---|---|
| Outside Dimensions | 17’ Wide X 16’8″ Tall X 34’ Long |
| Construction | 18 Gauge G-90 Galvanized Steel |
| Front Door Opening Dimensions | 11′ Wide X 15′ Tall |
| Lighting | 17@ 2′ X 4′ Led Fixtures with Glass |
| Exhaust System | 42″ Fan; 5HP 3phase Motor; 25600 CFM@ 1/4 S.P. |
| Filtration | 20″ X 20″ Intake & Exhaust Filter Pads |
| Manometer/Draft Gauge, Hardware And Sealants | Included |
| Fire Suppression System | We Provide System Installer Contacts In Your Area |
Add-On Options: (not included in paint booth price listed)
- Single Phase Motor
- 42″ Dia X 8′ Long Exhaust Ductwork Package
- Powder Coated Bright White Complete Booth
- Control Panel for Lights & Fan
- High end VFD Control Panel with UL listed Components
- Converts single phase to three phase
- Converts three phase to three phase
- Drive Through Doors
Reach out to our sales team for a complete quote with additional options.
Paint Booth Quote
Customer Responsibilities:
- Offloading of delivery truck; Forklift required for unloading crate
- A forklift with 60” fork length is recommended for off loading equipment
- Construction / Installation to include electrical.
- Installation Instructions provided. Our in house design team is available to answer any questions during installation.
- All electrial installation for Paint Booth and AMU should be performed by a licensed electrician familiar with national, local electrical codes and regulations in your area. Failure to do so, could possibly result in costly damages and/or personal injury.
- Local permitting and fire suppression (if required)
