Accudraft

We all have dealt with it, as a painter having to put off routine maintenance until the shop is caught up. The dreaded phrase “we don’t have time for that right now” can start the ball rolling downhill of what is to come.

To avoid bottlenecks in your shop, it’s crucial to keep spare parts on hand for easy replacements. By keeping a backup of consumables, it helps to ensure easy and quick fixes, minimizing downtime.

Most paint booths are heated; however not all heated paint booths are made the same. Some, usually older models, use indirect fire while others, usually new models, utilize direct fire.

An environmental room allows facilities to better control the climate and contamination during a painting process, if they don’t already have the space in their existing layout. This room is separate from the facility and houses all paint booths, powder booths, and other finishing equipment.

Accudraft has expanded our manufacturing facility to Aiken, South Carolina—only 30 minutes away from Augusta, Georgia. Not only is this expansion an opportunity to scale our manufacturing, but it also allows us to better reach the Georgia market and build relationships with our southeast customers.

When you’re thinking about buying a paint booth, consider EVERYTHING that comes with the price-point of a booth when shopping around.

While it’s best practice to wait until coats are fully cured or at least beyond their drying time, there are a few other factors that could affect the painting process.

While our headquarters remain in New Jersey, our South Carolina location allows for more manufacturing floor space—13 acres with over 75,000 square feet to be exact.

While there are many types of paint booths to consider, it’s important to first think about how it will be installed. When deciding between a pit or non-pit style, a shop must evaluate their building, budget, and goal.

Paint booths are certainly an investment for any shop, so it’s important to know how to protect this expensive equipment.