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Spray booth

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10th July 1970

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Page 67, 10th July 1970 — Spray booth

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To overcome difficulties inherent in existing water-wash spray booths and to take full advantage of the properties of Denaturol, its water additive. Aerostyle has developed the Wetbak Mk II booth.

Paint overspray is carried in the air stream towards the back of the working space where reinforced-plastics curved sheets are fed with water from a stainless-steel weir at the rate of 6gal per minute per ft of width.

Standard height of the booth is 7ft and any width required can be made in increments of 2ft 6in, Made by: Aerostyle Ltd. Sunbeam Road, North Acton, London NW10.