Keep Your Spray Booth Safe With Regular Service and Maintenance

Owning a spray booth is a significant investment. A well maintained booth provides a clean environment, consistent finishes and protection for staff. Without regular servicing, the same booth can become a fire hazard and a source of downtime.

Why Servicing Matters

Fire prevention

The buildup of paint dust and overspray in fans, plenums and ductwork is a major fire hazard. Regular cleaning and filter replacement remove combustible material.

Safety for workers

Proper servicing ensures that ventilation systems work correctly and that harmful fumes are removed. It also keeps mechanical parts in good condition, reducing risks for staff.

Reducing downtime

Unplanned breakdowns lead to lost production time and missed deadlines. By inspecting fans, motors, sensors and other components, technicians can catch wear before it becomes a failure.

Cost efficiency

Maintenance identifies air leaks and inefficiencies that drive up the cost of compressed air and energy. Keeping systems in good condition saves money on utilities.

Insurance and compliance

Insurance companies assess the risk of industrial operations. Equipment that is not serviced regularly is more likely to cause incidents, leading to higher premiums. Servicing also helps meet WHS and gas safety regulations, reducing the risk of fines and shutdowns.

What Does Professional Servicing Involve?

Total Spraybooth Care’s Prevent It program covers multiple types of servicing. Cabin and machinery servicing includes cleaning fans, replacing seals, lubricating pivot points and readjusting sensors. Gas burner servicing checks heating systems to ensure they are safe and efficient. Breathable air testing ensures the air quality meets Australian standards, protecting workers from harmful fumes.

Consequences of Neglecting Maintenance

Skipping routine servicing does not save money. Overspray and dust build up, increasing fire risk and causing equipment to wear out faster. Breakdowns lead to unplanned downtime, and energy bills rise as fans and compressors work harder to overcome clogged filters or leaking seals.

Building a Maintenance Schedule

• Replace inlet and exhaust filters before they clog
• Schedule cabin and machinery servicing
• Arrange regular gas burner servicing and air testing
• Keep the booth clean and tidy
• Work with qualified technicians and keep records

Regular spray booth service and maintenance protect your staff, your equipment and your bottom line. Fire hazards are reduced, compliance is maintained and downtime is minimised. By taking a proactive approach, you avoid big problems later and keep your booth running safely and efficiently.

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