Semi-Downdraft Spray Booth for Terex Campsie, Ireland

The Solution

Facility Overview

Unitech Machinery was commissioned by Terex Campsie to upgrade their existing facility in Ireland, converting a concrete room into a fully operational semi-downdraft dry filter spray booth. Rather than specifying a purpose-built structure from scratch, the project made full use of the client’s existing concrete room as the booth enclosure – a practical approach that significantly reduced capital outlay whilst delivering a fully functional finishing environment.

Semi-Downdraft Configuration

The booth was configured to a semi-downdraft airflow pattern, with air introduced through a perforated ceiling plenum and exhausted through filter media at the lower rear. This configuration directs a consistent airflow across the working area, encouraging overspray away from the operative and towards the extraction media.

Filter Media & Extraction

Synthetic filter panels are housed within a rear wall frame system, capturing overspray before air is passed through to the external plant. Twin plant units are installed at ground level under a purpose-built weather shelter, with extraction discharged to atmosphere via twin conical stacks mounted on the roof.

External Plant & Controls

All plant was installed externally under a dedicated weather shelter, keeping the booth interior completely clear for operations whilst ensuring the equipment remains fully protected from the elements. A dedicated control panel and electrical cabinet were installed adjacent to the access door, providing straightforward operational control of the entire system.

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