Spray-Tech/Junair Automotive Refinish Booths
Spray-Tech/Junair automotive refinish booths support vehicle finishing work where airflow, lighting, heat, and clean movement through the shop all matter. Installation or relocation should be planned around vehicle approach, booth doors, air handling, exhaust routing, make-up air, utilities, controls, and the handoff from prep to paint.
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Vehicle Flow From Prep to Paint
The booth should sit where vehicles can move from prep into paint without crossing dusty work or blocking other bays. Door clearance, aisle width, parts carts, masking space, and the exit path should be reviewed together.
Airflow, Heat, and Exhaust Integration
Refinish booths often combine filtered air, exhaust, and heated air functions. The installation plan should coordinate fan locations, duct routing, make-up air, roof or wall penetrations, and access to service components.
Connections That Support Daily Use
Lighting, controls, electrical service, compressed air, and heat-related utilities should be placed so technicians can use the booth efficiently. Connection points should remain accessible after vehicles and carts are in normal positions.
Move Planning and Startup Review
A relocation should include documentation before disassembly and a startup review after reconnection. Key checks include doors, filters, lights, controls, fan direction, airflow path, and heat operation where included.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a refinish booth installation successful?
The booth has to fit the shop workflow as well as the building. Air handling, vehicle access, utilities, prep flow, and service clearances all need to work together.
Can an existing shop add a Spray-Tech/Junair refinish booth?
It can be possible when the building has suitable space, exhaust routing, utility capacity, make-up air, and access for installation and future service.
What should be reviewed before relocating a refinish booth?
Review the booth condition, panel layout, duct sections, fan assemblies, lights, controls, utility feeds, and the requirements of the proposed new location.
How does make-up air affect refinish work?
Make-up air helps replace exhausted air in a controlled way. Without it, pressure problems can affect airflow, heat performance, dust movement, and door operation.
What should the facility prepare for a site visit?
Prepare booth documents if available, utility information, photos, ceiling and door measurements, and a description of how vehicles move through prep, paint, and reassembly.