Eldur Puit Increased Production Capacity with New Painting and Drying Room
We designed an electrically heated painting and drying room based on a plate heat exchanger, along with a preparation area featuring two walls (height 1 m, total length 6 m), for the Pärnu-based wood processor Eldur Puit OÜ. The solution enables the painting of both smaller components and longer cladding boards, ensuring faster drying of products even as summer-period volumes increase. The result is a well-lit, heated and ventilated painting room that shortens the entire workflow and boosts productivity.
The project challenge
The company needed to paint both smaller components and longer cladding boards while ensuring rapid drying of the products in both cases. In addition, the new finishing solution had to enable the processing of wood parts in larger volumes than usual, as the summer period typically brought an increase in production.
How we built it
We designed an electrically heated painting and drying room based on a plate heat exchanger. The entire new finishing section was planned within an existing uninsulated steel structure building with Sandwich panels, which features wide motorised overhead doors to simplify logistics.
- Electrically heated painting and drying room, based on a plate heat exchanger
- Preparation room with two walls: height 1 metre, total length 6 metres
- Wide motorised overhead doors in both areas
- Installation in an uninsulated steel structure building with Sandwich panels
What we achieved
- A well-lit and heated, ventilated painting room
- Significantly faster drying of products
- A shorter overall workflow thanks to logistics
- Markedly increased productivity
- Both rooms are of sufficient size even for an increase in seasonal work volumes
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