Spray-Tech/Junair Booth Service

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Spray-Tech/Junair Paint Booth Installation and Service

Spray-Tech/Junair equipment is associated with downdraft, crossdraft and automotive refinish paint booths. Double D Mechanical helps facility teams work through booth placement, air movement, exhaust routing, make-up air, utility connections and service access before installation, relocation or repair work begins.

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Refinish Booth Placement

Automotive and fleet refinish areas need a booth location that supports prep, masking, spray, flash and delivery without crowding the work area. Vehicle approach, door clearance, lift locations and nearby parts storage should be checked before the booth is set.

Downdraft and Crossdraft Considerations

Downdraft and crossdraft booths move air differently, so the installation details are not interchangeable. Pit or floor conditions, intake location, exhaust outlet, filter service and operator working zones should match the booth configuration.

Mechanical Connections Around the Booth

Exhaust duct, make-up air, gas, power, compressed air and controls all need practical routes. The best layout keeps these connections clear of doors, lights, filters, panels and the spaces maintenance staff need to reach.

Relocation Planning for Active Shops

Moving a booth in an operating facility requires careful sequencing. Disconnects, panel handling, duct removal, roof work, utility rerouting and startup checks should be planned around the shop's production needs.

Project questions

Frequently asked questions

What should be checked before moving a Spray-Tech/Junair booth?

Review the existing booth condition, new footprint, vehicle movement, ceiling height, duct route, roof opening, utility locations, fire protection interfaces and maintenance access.

Does booth airflow affect finish quality?

Yes. Uneven intake, blocked filters, poor exhaust routing or building pressure problems can affect overspray control and the consistency of the spray environment.

Can a crossdraft booth become a downdraft booth during relocation?

That is not a simple move. The booth design, floor conditions, exhaust path, air handling and controls would need a detailed review before any configuration change is considered.

What access is needed for service work?

Technicians need room at filters, doors, lights, fan sections, heater components, control panels and duct access points. These areas should stay clear after the booth is installed.