What sets us apart from our competitors is the premium we put on educating our customers. We inform you with the know-how and supply you with the necessary knowledge every single step of the installation process. In the consulting phase, we encourage you to submit a request for a formal quote so we can provide a comprehensive assessment of the equipment you need or the design that will best fit your shop and provide an optimum workflow. We don’t keep our true opinion to ourselves so we can up-sell you or hook you. We are humble in our approach to creating the perfect design that will win your trust and fulfill your requirements.

In the purchasing phase, we know the actual paint booth structure is just one of many purchases. We are experts in heated air makeup, paint mixing rooms and industrial ovens. These accompaniments to your paint booth are complex equipment in themselves, and we want you to know the ins and outs of each accessory. We are interested in you purchasing from us, but we are also interested in seeing your business grow just like ours, and that requires knowledge of the mechanics behind a finishing line.

In the installation phase, we are honest about freight charges and delivery time frames, because we know the construction process is a complicated one that is prone to interruptions. We enjoy what do as a traveling installation company, and we want you to have a smooth installation process. We don’t just handle your job professionally, but we approach it as a creative endeavor to perfect your conveyor system or finishing line. As we carry out installation, we are happy to share our knowledge and tips for mechanical and electrical components. We want you to the know the equipment like the back of your hand, and we don’t expect you to learn by yourself. We take pride in our installation work, and we want to make sure the equipment is operated with care and precision.

We don’t just provide installation and walk away. As our customer, you obtain a comprehensive warranty for both your electrical and mechanical installation. We have years-long customer relationships and often do multiple jobs for our customers because our professional relationships are built on trust. Once our install is complete, you remain our customer! You have the peace of mind that we are here to answer your call, service your equipment or finishing line and provide you with filters, lights, parts carts, frame racks and man lifts. We always know what is cutting-edge, and we can update your old booth to keep you at your most competitive.

In addition to installation, we also specialize in the opposite: tearing out your old booth! We will figure out the best way to remove and dispose of your old paint booth so that your new installation will go as smoothly as possible. As your business grows, your workflow may change, and you might find yourself needing to relocate your conveyor system or finishing line, you’re in luck, because we are experts at relocation as well as installation and removal. We really do it all. Work with a team you can trust!

We are not just a paint booth installation company, we install many types of industrial booths and equipment as well. No matter what your finished product is, we offer the solutions you need. Sandblasting is an integral aspect of the finishing process so that any rust, residue or old coating is removed from the surface of the piece you are finishing. Our booths are designed with worker safety in mind. Let us help you design your shop layout today!

After your piece is clean and ready to be coated, you can consider powder coating or liquid painting. Powder coating has become a highly competitive market. Since the coating does not involve volatile organic compounds like liquid paint applications, it is easier to maintain a healthy work environment—the main concern in powder coating then becomes recycling materials to cut operation costs and conserve energy. So instead of exhausting air from the booth enclosure, some models of powder coating booths re-circulate the air in the application room.

See science live in action in your powder coating process! The zinc-based primer applied by your electrostatic gun receives a positive charge as it passes through the gun onto the surface. This positive-charged coating is attracted to your work piece’s negative charge. This attraction between the powder compound and project surface is what keeps overspray at a minimum, and you get the added bonus of precision—the powder coat cannot be applied too thickly due to the positive charge. There you have it!

Once the powder is applied precisely and evenly, the work piece is transferred to the powder coating oven to be heated. The coating turns to gel—this takes great care to manage since the powder is not directly adhered, but clinging to the surface by static electricity. Do not bump or touch surface at this time so there are no finish imperfections. Depending on the volume of steel being heated, your work piece will stay in the oven for a specific period of time.

Once your first powder coat is “gelled” in the heat, the piece is sent right back to the powder coating booth to receive the final coating. Usually the powder coating is a specific color. Then it’s off to the oven again to be fully baked and prepared for the next phase in the manufacturing process.

There are several advantages to powder coating your product. If you are in the transportation industry, you know the need for durable coatings against road damage like rocks. With powder, you get a flexible coating that withstands bending. The powder will not splinter off when the product is bent, yet the powder coating is durable and resistant to impact. Besides this mechanical benefit, there is the added advantage of nonhazardous waste. Often overlooked, the very last step of any finishing line is actually removing and disposing of the waste create during the process. There are no harmful volatile organic compounds used in powder coating, so there are no extra steps in disposal. Saving time and energy saves money!