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We are a start-to-finish company. Industrial Finishing Systems engineers, designs, manufactures, installs and trains personnel for turnkey finishing systems and components—paint equipment, dry-off & cure ovens, spray booths, powder booths and much more. We also design custom specialized coating equipment.
AEI Paint Booths provides quality and value in its paint finishing equipment. We manufacture spray booths for every application, powder coating equipment, ducting and various climate controls for finishing systems. We can design a custom system or spray booth to fit your needs!
As a manufacturer of industrial spray booths for truck and automotive finishing, our single and double wall booths are fabricated with a clean spray environment in mind. Our spray booth equipment is made of sturdy components and is guaranteed for its safety in compliance with OSHA guidelines.
Our manufacturing company offers top of the line spray booths for the paint equipment industry. Our prices are unmatched and our spray booths are built with craftsmanship. See our auto booths with their pre-punched galvanized single wall panels or our truck booths with airtight construction and more.
Therma-Tron-X offers world-class technology in the most reliable, efficient industrial paint finishing systems. Our TTX monorail paint systems, SlideRail Square Transfer™, barrel systems and combination lines make priming, pretreating, electrocoating, powder or liquid coating and curing go smoothly.
Many different kinds of paint equipment are available on the market. The most basic, manual tools include paint brushes and rollers, air brushes, and heat guns. Other equipment normally used in painting projects includes painter’s tape, dip sticks, sandpaper, roller trays, and drop cloths. Paint equipment can be used in commercial, industrial, and recreational painting applications.
Different types of paints and finishes require different methods of application and thus different types of paint equipment. Most paint jobs require several coats, both of primer and regular paint. Interior paint is often applied with brushes and rollers, but some homeowners may choose decorative methods, like sponging. Outdoor paints not only make a building more attractive, but they can protect it from the elements. A sealant or stain is often required when painting wood.
Industrial jobs often require special painting equipment like spray booths. Spray booths, which are enclosures used in the application of a uniform paint coat, are utilized to limit the exhaust of toxic fumes to designated areas. Spray booths are common in manufacturing plants and in professional workshops.
