Dry-type spray booths are widely used in industries such as electrical appliances, furniture and woodworking, automotive parts manufacturing, hardware processing, and cosmetic/pharmaceutical packaging. They are primarily designed to capture and treat paint mist particles generated during the spray painting of small workpieces-such as appliance hardware, machinery components, plastic products, and wooden items-whether in batch processing or on assembly lines.
Automotive manufacturing and parts: Vehicle body painting lines (especially for zero-emission requirements in new energy vehicle plants), as well as the spraying of bumpers, wheel hubs, and various metal components.
Furniture and woodworking: Surface painting of solid wood and panel furniture, wooden doors, cabinets, and other wood products.
Machinery and hardware processing: Protective and decorative coating for construction machinery parts, small metal components, hardware tools, and architectural elements.
Home appliances and electronics: Spray painting of metal or plastic parts for appliances, such as refrigerator and washing machine casings and control panels.
Other light industries: Small-batch or high-precision coating applications for items such as cosmetic packaging boxes, pharmaceutical outer packaging, plastic products, and handicrafts.