Thermal Spray Gun
Thermal Spray Booth robot ready
| 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 robot ready |
|---|---|
| Model/Capacity | Robot Ready |
| Integration Type | Robotic Arm Mounting Prepared |
| Application | Automated Thermal Spray Coating |
| Compatible Gun Type | Thermal Spray Gun |
| Airflow Capacity | Needs Confirmation |
| Power Supply | Needs Confirmation |
| Installation Footprint | Needs Confirmation |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
Designed for Robotic Integration
Automating a thermal spray process demands more than just a robot and a gun. The enclosure must manage dust, noise, heat, and overspray while allowing the robot unrestricted, precise movement. A robot-ready booth from SPA2Z is built with these critical factors in mind. The structure is prepared for robotic arm mounting, cable management, and integration with your dust collection and material feed systems.
This approach allows your engineering team to focus on the coating parameters and part fixturing, knowing the environmental control and safety infrastructure is already in place. The result is a cleaner, safer, and more efficient production cell.
Key Considerations for Your Automated Cell
Selecting the right booth involves a detailed review of your intended application. Key factors we typically discuss with buyers include the robot's working envelope, the size and weight of the parts being coated, the type of thermal spray process (combustion, arc, plasma, HVOF), and the required dust collection airflow. The booth's access doors, viewing windows, and lighting are configured to support both automated cycles and manual setup or maintenance tasks.
We work with you to ensure the booth's footprint fits your facility and that all utility connections—electrical, compressed air, and exhaust—are correctly positioned for a smooth installation and commissioning phase.
About SPA2Z — Your Partner for Robot-Ready Thermal Spray Booths
SPA2Z supports industrial buyers in sourcing and configuring surface preparation and coating equipment. For your robot-ready thermal spray booth project, we focus on understanding your automation goals and process requirements to deliver a solution that integrates seamlessly into your production line.
Our role is to help you navigate the selection process, from initial concept to final quotation. We can assist with:
- Defining the booth envelope based on your robot and part dimensions.
- Confirming compatibility with your specific thermal spray gun and process.
- Coordinating the integration of dust collection and material feed systems.
Contact SPA2Z today to discuss your automated coating project and request a quotation for a robot-ready thermal spray booth configured for your needs.
Applications
Where this machine is commonly installed.
Automated Production Lines
Integrate into high-volume manufacturing cells for consistent, repeatable thermal spray coatings on components like shafts, rollers, and valves.
Aerospace Component Coating
Provide a controlled environment for applying critical coatings to aerospace parts where precision and cleanliness are paramount.
Industrial Repair and Overhaul
Use in dedicated repair cells to automate the restoration of worn industrial parts, improving turnaround time and coating quality.