Spray-Tech/Junair Heavy Equipment Booth Work
Heavy equipment finishing handles frames, buckets, arms, bodies, guards and weldments that need room for handling, prep and coating. Double D Mechanical installs, relocates and services paint booths, blast rooms, exhaust ductwork, make-up air, lighting, heating and utility connections used around Spray-Tech/Junair equipment.
Discuss your installationBrand names identify the equipment discussed. Discuss your equipment model and installation scope with Double D; manufacturer authorization is not implied.
Equipment Envelope And Lift Access
Construction and agricultural equipment parts can be wide, tall, heavy and awkward to position. Booth placement should account for cranes, forklifts, stands, carts, part swing and the space operators need to reach recessed surfaces.
- Confirm maximum part size with fixtures and handling gear included.
- Review crane hook coverage and forklift approach paths.
- Keep doors, controls, filters and fan access clear of parked workpieces.
Dirty Prep To Clean Paint
Blast, sanding, washdown, masking and coating areas should be arranged to keep abrasive dust and debris away from clean paint work. The best installation plan reflects how parts actually move through the plant each shift.
Exhaust And Replacement Air Balance
Large booths can change building pressure if make-up air is not coordinated with exhaust. Duct routing, fan location, air unit discharge, heater connections and roof or wall penetrations should be reviewed before installation starts.
Service Clearance Around Big Bays
Filters, lights, dampers, fan sections, gas trains, electrical disconnects and control panels need service access after startup. Leaving clear paths around the booth helps maintenance happen without rearranging the finishing department.
Frequently asked questions
What should we prepare before a heavy equipment booth walkthrough?
Prepare part dimensions, handling methods, equipment drawings, utility locations, ceiling height, roof information, photos and notes about current airflow or production constraints.
Can Double D Mechanical service booth exhaust problems?
Yes. Double D Mechanical services paint booth exhaust components, ductwork, fans, filters, make-up air connections and related utility issues.
Why include cranes and forklifts in layout planning?
Handling equipment changes the real clearance needed for loading, turning, positioning and removing heavy parts from the booth.
What utilities are usually coordinated?
Common utilities include electrical power, controls, lighting, compressed air, gas or fuel for heat, make-up air, exhaust ductwork and fire protection interfaces.