Paint mist extraction wall SuperMax I & II

The SuperMax paint mist extraction wall provides for optimal air quality during spraying. Workpieces are positioned in front of the extraction wall and sprayed in the direction of the extraction surface.

All SuperMax paint mist extraction systems are equipped with the Schuko effect. The suction power is greatly improved through introduction of turbulence into the paint mist. Overspray is thus collected directly by the extraction system and trapped in the first filter stage by the front cardboard filter mat. Here the paint particles enter the retention pockets, where they accumulate and cure. This is followed by a non-woven fibreglass filter and a fine filter through which the remaining solids are filtered out. The clean air is discharged to the outside of the building by an exhaust system. This occurs via exhaust air ducts leading through the wall or ceiling.

Extraction results in a negative pressure in the spray booth because air is removed. Adequate supply of fresh air must be ensured. Air make-up units represent a suitable solution. We would be happy to include a heat exchanger in the planning to enable use of the heat from the exhaust air to heat the new fresh air for lowered heating costs.

With the low installation depth of just 800 mm this spray wall can be space-savingly installed on the wall. Due to the ease of access changing of the economical filter mats is fast and unproblematic. Additionally available drip pans with bevelled edges keep the workshop floor clean.

The inexpensive spray wall is manufactured as a compact construction, satisfies the high Schuko quality standard and meets all safety requirements for spraying tasks.