An energy-saving dual-purpose spray booth

Abstract

This utility model discloses an energy-saving dual-purpose spray booth. The spray booth includes a spraying chamber and a filtering chamber arranged vertically, connected vertically. An air inlet is located at the top of the spraying chamber, a mechanical spray head is located on the left side, and a standing area is located on the right side. The filtering chamber includes an upper chamber and a lower chamber, with a filtering cylinder positioned between them. A flip-top cover that can be opened and closed horizontally is located above the filtering cylinder, which is vertically aligned with the spraying chamber. A first exhaust port and a second exhaust port are located on the left and right sides of the lower chamber, respectively. Compared to traditional spray booths, this energy-saving dual-purpose spray booth features a flip-top filter structure, allowing for filtering as needed during both mechanical and manual spraying without completely removing the incoming air. This results in relatively lower energy consumption and significant cumulative energy savings over long-term use.

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