Zinc Spray Booth

Thermal Spray Equipments

Zinc Spray Booth

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From ₹400,000 *

Indicative range: 4 Lakh - 20 Lakh

Zinc Spray Booth offers heavy-duty thermal spraying containment and precise ventilation for corrosion-resistant metal treatment lines. Engineered from ₹ 4 - 20 lakh. Request a custom price quote today!

Usually replies within one business day · Manufacturer in Jodhpur, India

  • Manufacturer Airo Shot Blast, Jodhpur
  • Business Leading Supplier & Exporter · Trustseal Verified · ISO Certified
  • Payment 100% T/T, NEFT, RTGS

Specifications

Technical overview

Product Zinc Spray Booth
Booth Type Enclosed / Semi-Enclosed
Panel Thickness Approx. 2–3 mm
Size 1800 X 1800 X 2128
Material M.S. Fabricated
Powder Collector Cylonic Type
Motor 3 H.P. X 1 Nos.
Power Supply 415 V, 3 Phase, 50 Hz
Operation Manual / Semi-Automatic / Automatic
Workpiece Handling Trolley / Rotary Table / Manipulator, optional
Access Door Hinged / Sliding Door
CFM 1500
Light 200 Watt (LED)
Exhaust Fan Centrifugal Industrial Fan
Brand Airo Shot Blast Equipments

Application

Where this product is used

Highlighted use-cases so you can quickly match the machine to your job.

Where Is a Zinc Spray Booth Used?

A Zinc Spray Booth is used in LPG cylinder manufacturing, pipe and tank fabrication, structural steel coating, engineering workshops, metalizing plants, and industrial component repair. It provides a controlled workspace for grit blasting, metal spraying, and corrosion-protection coating operations while supporting consistent industrial production.

01

LPG Cylinders

A Zinc Spray Booth is used for controlled zinc or aluminium metalizing of LPG cylinders before painting, helping provide an additional corrosion-protection layer.

02

Pipes & Pipe Spools

Zinc Spray Booths are suitable for coating pipes and pipe spools with zinc or aluminium to protect steel surfaces from atmospheric and environmental corrosion.

03

Tanks & Pressure Vessels

Used for metalizing storage tanks and pressure vessels where enhanced corrosion protection is required. Aluminium and zinc-based coatings can be selected according to the operating environment.

04

Structural Steel Components & Fabrications

Zinc Spray Booths are used for bridges, towers, structural steel, fabricated components, and other large steelwork requiring long-term corrosion protection.

05

Valves, Flanges & Fittings

Suitable for coating valves, flanges, fittings, and other steel components exposed to moisture and corrosive environments. The controlled booth environment helps support consistent surface preparation and metal spray application.

06

Machined-Part Restoration

Metal spraying can be used to rebuild worn or undersized surfaces on selected shafts, rollers, pump parts, and machined components. The deposited coating can then be machined to the required dimension.

07

Wear & Corrosion Coatings

A Zinc Spray Booth can support the application of zinc, aluminium, steel, copper, bronze, and other suitable spray materials for corrosion protection, wear resistance, and functional surface coatings.

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About Zinc Spray Booth

 What Is a Zinc Spray Booth?

A zinc spray booth (also called a zinc spray chamber, metalizing booth, or thermal spray booth) is a controlled enclosure for spraying molten zinc or aluminium wire onto steel. Air is pulled through the booth by a fan, so the dust and fume created while spraying are captured and filtered instead of spreading through the workshop.

It is used with a Flame Spray Gun, Arc Spray Gun, or Metalizing Gun, often right after the part has been blasted to a grey, rough, near-white surface.

How Does a Zinc Spray Booth Work?

  • Blast first: Clean the steel in a shot or sand blasting machine to a grey, rough finish.
  • Load the part: Place it in the booth on a trolley, roller conveyor, rotary table, or manipulator.
  • Spray: An operator or automatic gun sprays zinc or aluminum wire. A silver-grey coating builds up.
  • Extract: The exhaust fan draws dust and fumes into the dust collector.
  • Filter: Coarse particles settle in the cyclone, and fine dust is caught by the filter unit.
  • Unload and finish: The coated part leaves the booth and can be sealed or painted.

Zinc Spray Booth for LPG Cylinders

LPG cylinder manufacturers use a zinc spray booth to metalize the outside of cylinders before they are painted, usually in their familiar red finish. Our dry booth for this job works like this:

  • The cylinder sits on a two-roller conveyor driven by an electric motor. It moves forward and rotates inside the booth.
  • A worker or automatic system sprays zinc or aluminium using a wire flame spray gun or an arc spray gun.
  • Dust and fumes go to the exhaust fan and a reverse pulse-jet pleated filter dust collector. The cyclone catches coarse dust first.
  • Vestibules at both ends stop dust and fumes escaping when cylinders enter and leave.
  • Cylinders can travel on an overhead conveyor from the blasting machine into the spray booth.
  • We have built a fully automatic booth for one of India's large cylinder makers. Operators are needed only to load, unload, and supervise.

Key Features & Benefits of Our Zinc Spray Booth

  • Operator safety: Captures zinc and aluminium dust and fume at the source.
  • Cleaner workshop: Overspray stays inside the booth.
  • Consistent coating: Rotating or conveyor handling gives an even silver-grey finish.
  • Guns kept clean: Gun mounting is arranged to reduce metal dust building up on the gun.
  • Two-gun capability: Mount two guns with separate wire spools for higher output.
  • Flexible automation: Manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic operation.
  • Rugged build: M.S. fabricated panels of 2-3 mm.
  • Bright working light: 200 W LED lighting inside the booth.
  • Custom sizes: Built to your part size and production rate.
  • Spares and support from the manufacturer.

Zinc Spray Booth vs Open-Area Spraying

Feature Zinc Spray Booth Open-area spraying
Dust and fume control Captured and filtered Spreads in the workshop
Operator safety Higher Needs more PPE and risk control
Coating consistency Better, with handling systems Depends on the operator
Production rate Suited to repeat production Suited to one-off work
Housekeeping Clean Overspray on floors and equipment
Cost Higher initial cost Lower initial cost

Short answer: Choose a zinc spray booth for repeat production, LPG cylinder lines, and any workplace that must control zinc and aluminium dust.

How to Choose the Right Zinc Spray Booth

  • Part size and weight: Choose a booth that fits your largest part, plus room to move.
  • Production rate: Decide on manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic operation.
  • Handling method: Trolley, rotary table, roller conveyor, or manipulator.
  • Spray guns: Wire flame or arc, and one or two guns.
  • Extraction: Confirm airflow (CFM), cyclone, and filter type for your spray volume.
  • Power supply: 415 V, 3-phase, 50 Hz.
  • Line integration: Plan the link from the abrasive blasting machine to the booth.

Why Buy a Zinc Spray Booth from Airo Shot Blast Equipments?

  • Direct manufacturer and exporter in Jodhpur, Rajasthan
  • ISO certified, GST-verified, 18 years' experience
  • Automatic LPG cylinder booths already built for large manufacturers
  • Thermal spray equipment and automation under one roof
  • Custom builds, spares, and technical support
  • Pan-India and export shipping by air, sea, and land, with export documents handled in-house
  • Payment: 100% T/T, NEFT, RTGS, IMPS
  • One supplier for booths, guns, powder feeders, blasting machines, and dust collectors

FAQs

FAQs about Zinc Spray Booth

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What is a zinc spray booth used for?

A zinc spray booth is an enclosed chamber for spraying zinc or aluminium onto steel parts. It captures dust and fumes and gives a more consistent coating.

What is the price of a zinc spray booth?

Airo Shot Blast zinc spray booths start from ₹4,00,000, with an indicative range of ₹4 Lakh to ₹20 Lakh.

Can the booth be used for LPG cylinders?

Yes. We build roller-conveyor and fully automatic booths for LPG cylinder metalizing.

Which spray guns can I use inside the booth?

Wire flame spray guns and arc spray guns, one or two at a time.

Is a zinc spray booth the same as a blasting booth?

No. A blasting booth cleans and roughens the surface with abrasive. A zinc spray booth applies the metal coating afterwards.

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