Manual finishing department: two paint booths and a drying tunnel
We established a dedicated manual finishing department for a long-term client to produce custom orders. We installed two 3-metre-wide finishing booths, six finishing pumps, a drying tunnel, and in-house manufactured GRINO drying trolleys. To ensure worker safety, we added barriers and fast-opening doors that separate the finishing area from the rest of production. The new department operates flawlessly and successfully fulfils all custom orders.
Project Challenge
The client needed to create a fully standalone manual finishing department capable of flexibly servicing custom orders. In addition to the equipment, it was essential to ensure employee safety and to clearly separate the finishing area from the rest of production. This required a well-thought-out spatial solution and a barrier system.
How We Built the Solution
As with every project, we first created 3D models and ensured that the solution met all of the client's requirements. After the technical components arrived, we began installation. To separate the finishing area, we installed barriers and fast-opening doors, allowing employees to focus on their work without disruptive factors.
Two finishing booths, each 3 meters wide Six finishing pumps for applying various substances A drying tunnel for fast and efficient drying In-house produced GRINO drying trolleys Barriers and fast-opening doors to separate the work area
Result
The new manual finishing department operates flawlessly and successfully fulfills all custom orders. The two wide booths and six pumps enable efficient and convenient work with various substances, while the drying tunnel and drying trolleys ensure fast drying. The client is satisfied with the solution, and the department supports the company's production of custom orders.
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