Rohner for Heavy Equipment
Construction and earthmoving machinery, frames, buckets, guards and weldments need finishing areas with room for large shapes and rugged handling. Rohner crossdraft and large equipment booths may be used with blast rooms, abrasive blast booths, media reclaim, make-up air and exhaust systems. Double D Mechanical installs, relocates and services the booth, air, exhaust, lighting and utility connections for heavy equipment coating operations.
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Machine Envelope And Attachments
Heavy equipment layouts should include the largest machine, frame, bucket or attachment expected in the booth. Counterweights, arms, guards, tire width, tracks and support stands can all affect door clearance and operator reach. The booth should allow coating access without trapping carts or platforms.
Prep Areas For Rugged Parts
Abrasive preparation, sanding, cleaning and masking need space that can handle dirty and heavy work before coating. Blast rooms, reclaim equipment and staging aisles should be placed so cleaned parts move forward into paint without crossing dusty traffic. Rigging and forklift paths should remain clear.
Air And Heat For Large Steel
Large weldments and machines can block airflow and place demand on exhaust, make-up air and heat. Ductwork, replacement air discharge, heater connections, lighting and controls should be coordinated with roof structure, crane paths and adjacent production areas.
- Measure machines, attachments, fixtures and handling equipment.
- Map blast, clean, mask, coat, dry and inspection locations.
- Confirm gas, electrical, compressed air, roof access and crane paths.
Service Clearance In Busy Bays
Filters, fans, lights, heaters, doors and control panels need access after machines, carts and tooling are staged nearby. For relocations, review equipment condition, section sizes, removal access, duct compatibility and new utility routes before setting the work sequence.
Frequently asked questions
What should be measured for heavy equipment booth planning?
Measure the largest machine, attachment, support stand, lift path, door approach and operator clearance around the workpiece.
How do blast rooms affect the layout?
Blast rooms need containment, reclaim access and a clean transfer path so prepared parts can move into coating without extra handling.
Why review crane and forklift movement?
Handling paths affect booth location, door approach, utility routing, service access and the space operators have around large parts.
Can Rohner heavy equipment booths be relocated?
Relocation depends on panel condition, fan and heater condition, section size, removal access, duct routes and utilities in the new bay.
What information helps before a site visit?
Equipment dimensions, process flow, utility locations, crane or forklift paths, roof access and photos of current systems are useful.