- Standalone spray booth.
- Batch operation.
- Manual or semi-automatic handling.
- Suitable for large or irregular products.
- Small footprint compared to dip tanks.
- Lower water and chemical inventory.
| Criteria | Batch Spray Booth | In-Line Spray Tunnel | Dip Tank |
| Initial Cost | Low | Medium-High | High |
| Throughput | Low | Very High | Medium |
| Labor Requirement | High | Low | Medium |
| Floor Space | Small | Long Layout | Large |
| Chemical Consumption | Low | Medium | High |
| Water Consumption | Low | Medium | High |
| Automation Level | Low | High | Medium-High |
| Coverage of Complex Parts | Fair | Good | Excellent |
| Internal Cavities Coverage | Poor | Poor-Fair | Excellent |
| Quality Consistency | Medium | Excellent | Excellent |
| Maintenance | Simple | Moderate | Moderate |
Selection Recommendation
Choose Batch Direct Spray When:
- Production volume is low.
- Product sizes vary significantly.
- Budget is limited.
- Custom fabrication work dominates.
Choose In-Line Direct Spray When:
- Production volume is high.
- Products are relatively uniform.
- A conveyorized powder coating line is planned.
- Consistent quality and lower labor costs are priorities.
Choose Dip Tank When:
- Parts have hollow sections, tubes, or deep recesses.
- Maximum corrosion resistance is required.
- Products are heavy fabrications or structural components.
- Internal surface treatment is critical.
Additional Features we provided for your pre-treatment system:
- Auto/Manual Chemical dosing systems and Chemical supply
- Ventilation and ducting system
- Scrubber setup
- Waste Water Treatment
- Heating System & Chimney
Capacity
- Size: custom made to your needs. No limitation!
- We can integrated new pre-treatment
- We can also upgrade your current
- Lowest capital investment.
- Flexible for different product sizes.
- Easy to install and modify.
- Ideal for custom fabrication shops.
- Suitable for low production volumes.
- Lower chemical volume than immersion systems.
- Lower throughput.
- Quality depends on spray coverage.
- Difficult to reach deep recesses and blind holes.
- Higher labor involvement.
