Vacuum booths

Suction booths or mini booths on legs are workstations with a support surface, usually used for painting, gluing, touch-ups, and other activities that require safety ventilation, guaranteed by the suction front positioned in front of the operator to protect the respiratory tract from chemicals applied with a spray gun, roller, or brush that release harmful agents such as solvents. roller, or brush that release harmful agents such as solvents.

In the food, pastry, chocolate, and gastronomy sectors, they are used to allow the safe and hygienic application of products sprayed with a compressed air gun or aerosol can.

Unique features of the extraction booths

- integrated work surface between the two side walls, allowing the "containment" of fumes, pollutants, and/or micro-dust produced.

- The suction front wall creates an air flow in the opposite direction to the operator's respiratory tract, preventing pollutants from reaching them.

The suction booths are equipped with different filter stages depending on the model and the work to be performed:

The extractor is fully integrated into the upper part and guarantees adequate flow and, above all, sufficient pressure to effectively extract and expel the extracted air outside the premises, in compliance with current regulations.

From a workplace safety perspective, the use of an extraction booth reduces the possibility of accidents caused by chemical agents. Fortunately, we know that these are not very numerous, but when they do occur, they are often very serious or fatal and can involve several people and the company environment. The dangers posed by chemical agents are not immediately obvious or perceptible; as indicated by professionals, it is important to avoid underestimating the risk and to implement appropriate and necessary preventive measures.