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Steel cabin designed for years of service
The metal construction manufacturer relied on the steel paint booth as a durable and hard-wearing solution for intensive multi-shift work - ensuring stable application conditions without the need for costly and delicate specialised materials.
Romer case study
Steel cabin designed for years of service
Assumptions:
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Production conditions are intensive, with a high risk of mechanical damage to the cabin walls.
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There are no electrostatic problems and colour changes are rare - no need for plastic structures.
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The customer expects durability, ease of use and low running costs.
Estimated effectiveness:
Impact- and wear-resistant steel construction for multi-shift operation
No need for frequent repairs and maintenance, savings of 30-50% per year over more delicate solutions
Rigid construction guarantees constant application conditions under heavy loads
With reproducible colours and batches, minimal powder loss and less need for cleaning
Proposed solution:
In an industrial plant for the serial painting of steel and structural components, a classic powder booth with a steel structure was implemented. Due to the lack of need to eliminate electrostatic charges, carbon steel was relied upon - a material that is strong, impact resistant, cheap and easy to maintain.
The cabin was equipped with a dust collector with filters suitable for large quantities of dust, and the ventilation system was adapted to intensive operation. Thanks to the rigid steel construction, it was possible to seamlessly integrate a quick-cleaning system and fastenings for additional equipment.
