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The metal construction manufacturer relied on the carbon 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
In a company involved in the production of metal structures in short runs, various options were considered, including a tunnel cabin to ensure a continuous flow of parts. However, an analysis of the process showed that with frequent interruptions and no permanent operator, the investment in a more expensive, semi-automated solution would not be justified. The choice was therefore made for a classic powder booth with a steel construction.
The lack of the need to eliminate electrostatic charges made it possible to use carbon steel - durable, impact-resistant and easy to maintain. This reduced costs while providing a solid base for intensive work. The cabin was fitted with a dust collector with filters adapted to the large amount of dust, and the ventilation system was optimised for long shifts.
The rigid steel construction also enabled the use of a quick-cleaning system and additional fixings. The result is an easy-to-use, durable workplace that can withstand intensive use - sufficient where the rhythm of production does not yet justify the investment in a tunnel cabin.