If your application requires a hooded type enclosure on the work surface for aerosol spray control, the Sentry Air Ductless spray booths may be an excellent choice. These systems utilize powerful fans combined with a variety of pre-filters, HEPA filters, and carbon filters. The strong suction at the inlet will provide an effective source capture and containment of overspray particulates. This results in protecting the operators breathing zone as well as preventing unwanted spray particulate and odors from entering the general work area. The SAS portable spray booths are highly compact and are extremely energy efficient.
Typical portable spray hood uses may include light spray painting, aerosol sprays, epoxy overspray, and a variety of other processes.
In addition to our standard portable spray booths, we offer custom spray booths built for those customers that have specific application requirements.
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HEPA Filter Longevity Spray Test Results (PDF)
Paint Spray LEL Test (PDF)
Meets OSHA Requirements: 1910.107(b)(5)(i)
Standard 1910.107(b) is the OSHA standard for spray booths under the main standard “Spray finishing using flammable and combustible materials.” A spray booth is defined in this section as ”a power-ventilated structure provided to enclose or accommodate a spraying operation to confine and limit the escape of spray, vapor, and residue, and to safely conduct or direct them to an exhaust system.” As a manufacturer of spray booths Sentry Air seeks to comply with and abide all national regulations and standards. As no such regulations exist for ductless spray systems, Sentry Air products conform to those standards that could apply to ductless systems and exhausted systems alike, such as standard 1910.107(b)(5)i. |
