Description

Having bought a Spray booth for your office the next thing to consider is a structured regime to insure that the filters, both intake and charcoal are maintained regularly to keep the machine working efficiently but moreover to make sure it's protecting members of staff from possible overspray.

Keeping a diary of when filters were changed and appointing a single member of staff with responsibility for filter changes is the easiest way to make sure this process is kept up to. As a general rule of thumb if your machine is in use daily the intake filter, in the case of the Studio spray booth the blue and white filters, needs to be changed each month with the carbon every 3. If usage is less frequent or much heavier adjust accordingly. Spray booths perform a vital role in any busy studio involved in artwork mock-up's and keeping to these simple rules will insure every is happy and your studio remains a safe place to work

• A2 Filter kit specification
• 3 Blue and white top intake filters
• 1 Charcoal Filter
• Suitable for Studio spray booth only