Thermal Spray Gun
Thermal Spray Booth manual
| Model range | DC-1000 / DC-2000 / DC-3000 |
|---|---|
| Airflow | 1,000 – 3,000 m³/hr |
| Motor | 2 HP – 5 HP |
| Filter | Cartridge + pulse-jet cleaning |
| Construction | Powder-coated mild steel |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| Delivery | Confirmed on enquiry |
- Tested before dispatch
- Demo / site visit
- Installation support
- GST invoice
Models & Price
Compare airflow and motor — then request price for the model that fits.
| Model | Airflow | Motor | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DC-1000 | 1,000 m³/hr | 2 HP | Small workshops | |
| DC-2000Popular | 2,000 m³/hr | 3 HP | Blasting & grinding | |
| DC-3000 | 3,000 m³/hr | 5 HP | Production lines |
Specifications
Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.
| Product | Thermal Spray Booth manual |
|---|---|
| Model/Series | Manual |
| Operation Type | Manual (Handheld Gun) |
| Internal Dimensions (L x W x H) | Customizable to part size |
| Construction Material | Galvanized Steel / Stainless Steel options |
| Extraction Airflow | Dependent on booth size and spray media |
| Filtration Type | Cartridge / Baghouse (application-dependent) |
| Lighting | Internal LED/Floodlight |
| Worktable | Fixed / Rotating Turntable option |
| Power Supply | 3-Phase (Voltage as per region) |
| Commodity Code / HSN | Available on request |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
Operator-Controlled Thermal Spray Enclosure
A manual thermal spray booth puts the operator in full control of the spray gun, making it suitable for coating complex geometries, performing repairs, and handling low-to-medium volume production runs. The booth structure is designed to contain the spray plume, protect the surrounding workspace, and integrate with dust extraction and filtration systems.
Unlike fully automated cells, a manual booth offers flexibility. Operators can adjust spray angle, distance, and traverse speed on the fly, which is essential when coating parts with intricate shapes or when performing touch-up work. The enclosure typically features a worktable or turntable, lighting, and access doors, all configured for ergonomic manual operation.
Key Considerations for Selection
Choosing the right manual booth involves matching the enclosure to your specific spray process and workspace. Key factors include:
- Internal dimensions: Must accommodate the largest part you intend to coat, plus operator movement and gun standoff distance.
- Extraction and filtration: Airflow rate and filter type must be matched to the spray material (metal, ceramic, carbide) to capture fine particulate effectively.
- Material of construction: Interior surfaces should resist abrasion from overspray and be easy to clean. Galvanized or stainless steel options are common.
- Operator access: Door configuration, glove ports, and viewing windows must allow comfortable, safe operation for extended periods.
- Utility connections: Integration with your existing compressed air, electrical supply, and dust collector.
SPA2Z helps you navigate these choices. We ask about your part size range, spray material, and production volume to recommend a booth configuration that fits your operation without unnecessary complexity.
Integration with Thermal Spray Guns and Consumables
A booth is only one part of the thermal spray system. It must work seamlessly with your spray gun, wire or powder feeder, and process controls. We consider the full picture: gun mounting or handheld operation, hose and cable management, and accessibility for routine maintenance. As a supplier of thermal spray guns, wires, and powders, SPA2Z can support your entire setup, reducing the risk of compatibility issues between components from different sources.
About SPA2Z — Your Source for Manual Thermal Spray Booths
SPA2Z supplies industrial surface preparation and coating equipment to manufacturing companies, contractors, and workshops across India and global markets. For buyers of manual thermal spray booths, we provide practical, commercially focused support—from initial specification and quotation through to delivery and after-sales service.
We understand that a booth is a capital investment that must integrate with your existing processes. Our team helps you define the right enclosure size, extraction capacity, and feature set based on your actual coating applications. We do not push unnecessary automation or overspecified systems. Instead, we focus on getting you a reliable, fit-for-purpose booth that improves your coating quality and workplace safety.
Contact SPA2Z today to request a quotation for a manual thermal spray booth. Tell us about your parts, your spray material, and your workspace, and we will provide a clear, no-obligation proposal tailored to your requirements.
Applications
Where this machine is commonly installed.
Component Repair and Reclamation
Manual booths allow precise coating of worn shafts, bearing journals, and pump components where automated paths are impractical.
Complex Geometry Coating
Operators can adjust spray angle and distance in real-time to coat parts with intricate shapes, internal bores, or masked areas.
Low-to-Medium Volume Production
Ideal for job shops and maintenance departments that process varied parts in small batches rather than high-volume repetitive work.
Research and Development
Provides a flexible, controlled environment for testing new coating materials, parameters, and techniques before scaling to production.