Paint booths


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General characteristics
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"Air humidity in paint booths"The increasingly pressing need to develop industrial processes with a low environmental impact has led to growing use of waterborne paints in the aeronautical and automotive industries.
However, when using waterborne paints, extremely precise control of the temperature-humidity conditions inside the paint booths is required.
If air humidity is too high, for example, the layer of enamel sprayed onto the body may be excessively diluted, with consequent formation of minute "pockets" of liquid that evaporate when drying in the oven, creating defects and the formation of small craters on the painted surface.
Vice-versa, too low relative humidity causes the early evaporation of the water contained in the droplets of spray paint, decreasing fluidity and covering capacity.
To respond to this need too, Carel offers products that are certified as "Silicon Free", thus guaranteeing maximum process reliability and safety. -
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"Air humidity in paint booths"Selecting CAREL humidifiers for painting booths means:- Top precision for humidity control
- Humidifiers guaranteed as "silicon free" to prevent fish eye defects;
- Very low energy consumption for adiabatic humidifiers;
- Little maintenance, back up and redundancy to ensure system operation continuity