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Material selection in cabin construction
The choice of material for the booth is a matter of suitability—steel provides durability, plastic provides a clean process. It's not about what's “better,” but what will work in your paint shop.
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Material selection in cabin construction
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If you care about a clean process and durability, depending on your priority: antistatic properties or strength.
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In powder coating booths, both steel and plastics have their advantages – the choice depends on the priorities of the plant. Carbon steel provides high rigidity, mechanical resistance, and durability of the structure, withstands impacts and operation in harsh conditions well. It works well where reliability and longevity are important. Antistatic plastics eliminate the problem of powder sticking to the walls and are easy to keep clean. This helps to achieve greater repeatability and aesthetics of the coatings. They work well in precision processes where the quality of application is crucial. Each solution has its place. Steel offers structural reliability, while plastic ensures process cleanliness. The choice should be based on which of these features are more important in a particular production process.
1. First case study
Powder booth with antistatic construction
The company, which manufactures metal electronic parts, implemented an anti-static powder booth with a plastic structure to eliminate the problem of surface electrification, significantly improving the painting process and creating conditions suitable for working in an environment where static electricity was a serious problem.
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1. First case study
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.
