Accudraft (SAIMA of North America Inc.) was founded in 1981 and is the leading manufacturer and systems integrator for the finishing systems industry.
Our clients vary from local shops to national manufacturers. We work with businesses across all industries—automotive, industrial, truck, aerospace, marine, and train and rail. No matter the size of a business, we’re able to provide custom solutions with our high-quality, high-performing finishing systems. Our ability to install, maintain, and service equipment keeps our clients satisfied and happy to work with Accudraft.
Whether you have Accudraft equipment or another manufacturer, we offer custom maintenance plans that are specifically tailored for your facility.
Accudraft paint booths are the best in the industry and they provide incredible quality finishes for many years to come. To extend the life of your new and existing equipment and to get the most out of it you must…
Trained technicians will complete a physical inspection and 16-point tune-up of your equipment to ensure everything is running as it should.
If your business is growing faster than expected or facing challenges that require doing more with fewer resources, consider retrofitting your existing paint booth with the newest parts & accessories. Accudraft provides enhancements for your finishing system to help it maintain optimal performance and save your business thousands in installation cost.
The painting and finishing industry is evolving rapidly, and 2025 is set to be a landmark year for innovative paint booth technology.
Vehicles are becoming increasingly complex, and so is the repair work required to keep them on the road.
By closely tracking aviation market trends, airlines and manufacturers can stay competitive while advancing sustainability and efficiency.
Like any other vital tool, the paint booth needs regular care to run smoothly. That’s why maintaining your autobody shop’s sustainability through preventative maintenance with Accudraft is a must.
As shops expand through acquisitions, they face challenges like integrating operations, maintaining efficiency, and managing costs.
In today’s collision repair industry, fire risks have become increasingly significant, especially with more electric vehicles (EVs) entering the scene.
As a body shop manager, your role extends beyond just overseeing repairs—it’s about ensuring quality and maintaining industry standards.
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