Beena Equipments

Water wash spray paint booths use water as a filtration medium instead of dry filters. Paint overspray is collected and trapped in the water curtain or scrubber section of the washer and then is dropped down into a collection tank. These filters are composed of a series of metal baffles and reservoirs that force air to pass through multiple curtains of water before reaching the exhaust stack. Fabricated with galvanized steel components, water wash filtration systems are designed to resist corrosion from constant exposure of moving and standing water.

 

Following regular use, the collection tank eventually becomes filled with paint sludge and then needs to be cleaned. A centrifuge or sludge removal system can help reduce downtime for cleanings and can be designed into the booth system to remove the paint sludge on a continuous basis. To determine whether a centrifuge waste removal method is best, we recommend consulting with your paint manufacturer, as well as a chemical supplier for advice on waste disposal in regards to the particular finishing products beings used