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Arch way to save a lot of money.. .
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• Stanners Paints has added an automated, computercontrolled IRT infra-red arch to its range of Swedish quick panel-drying devices. In conjunction with a properly designed spray booth, such as the Spraybake unit installed in the new Stanners training centre in Morpeth, the arch can save a lot of money for anyone in painting car-derived vans and cars in a big way. For larger commercial vehicles, a tailormade arch can be ordered, but it will be set at a fixed height.
Whereas a manual arch will take 10 minutes to warm up, and 30 minutes to cure and dry, this new arch is said to take only six minutes for a bonnet and five for a door. All the operator has to do is to enter on the control device the areas to be treated and the correct colour group.
Stanners Turbo 99