Powder Coating Booths
Powder Coating Booths
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Powder Coating Spray Booths for Professional Results

Simple on the Outside. Advanced Technology on the Inside.

Investing in a high-quality powder coating spray booth is essential to achieve professional results and streamline your operation. Parker Ionics provides a wide range of powder coating booths that enhance efficiency, reduce overspray, and maintain a safe work environment.

Our booths are engineered to provide optimal transfer efficiency thanks to precisely designed spray zone air velocities, allowing for a higher percentage of powder to adhere to your parts, reducing waste, and saving you money on materials.


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Parker Ionics: Your Trusted Partner in Powder Coating Solutions

We go beyond just equipment. Because we recognize the importance of a user-friendly experience, our powder coating booths are renowned for their quiet operation, minimizing noise pollution in your workspace. Built from strong, heavy-gauge stainless or aluminized steel, Parker Ionics booths are designed to endure the challenges of the most demanding production settings.

Additionally, clear polycarbonate roofs allow for exceptional lighting conditions, ensuring optimal visibility during the coating process. All our booths are ETL-listed, guaranteeing adherence to safety regulations and giving you peace of mind.




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Powder Coating Booths Including Recovery Systems

Parker Ionics manufactures powder coating spray booths that are designed, engineered and built-to-order for your specific needs. And, our high-efficiency powder coating booths can be shipped anywhere in the world.

  • Complete Customization
  • Superior Transfer Efficiency
  • Operator Safety and Comfort
  • Powder Containment and Recovery

Standard Powder Coating Booths

Our standard powder coating booth designs are simple, yet technologically advanced to meet the demanding challenges of:

  • Operator Safety
  • Environmental Compliance
  • Production Capacity and Operational Efficiency
  • Color change over
  • Air Management - for Safety, Quality and Efficiency
  • Maintenance

Reclaim and Spray-to-Waste Spray Booths

Our Spray-To-Waste (Q-FLO) and Reclaim (Vari-FLO) booths are designed to meet the demands of the toughest metal finishing needs.

Our Powder Coating Booths Feature:

  • Cartridge Filter and Cyclone Style Powder Coating Spray Booths
  • Spray-to-Waste Powder Coating Spray Booths
  • Reclaim Powder Coating Spray Booths
  • Quick Color Change

View Our Spray Booth(s) for Powder Coating Options

QC500 Mobile Spray Booth

The Parker Ionics QC500 Mobile Spray Booth

  • Excellent for Coating Small Batch Parts Quickly
  • Ease of Mobility with Caster Wheels
  • Great for Labs Spraying Test Panels
  • Easy Cleaning for Quick Color Change
  • Low Noise Level Performance
  • Robust 10 Gauge Steel Construction
  • Spray Chamber: 30” x 30” x 20”
  • Overall Dimensions: 48” x 82” x 42”
  • Power Requirements: 120 V. , 1 Ph., 60 Hz. (15 amp service)
QC1000 Mobile Spray Booth

Parker Ionics QC1000 Mobile Spray Booth

  • Excellent for Coating Small Batch Parts Quickly
  • Ease of Mobility with Caster Wheels
  • Great for Labs Spraying Test Panels
  • Easy Cleaning for Quick Color Change
  • Low Noise Level Performance
  • Robust 10 Gauge Steel Construction
  • Spray Chamber: 40” x 40” x 26”
  • Overall Dimensions: 72” x 78” x 54”
  • Power Requirements : 120 V. , 1 Ph., 60 Hz. (25 Amp service)
QC2000 Wheel Coating Spray Booth

The Parker Ionics QC2000 Wheel Coating Spray Booth

  • Configurable for manual or optional automatic spraying
  • Fixed wheel positioner or option wheel rotator with lift cylinder
  • Large open face for easy loading and unloading of wheels
  • cETLus listed
Q-FLO Series

Parker Ionics Q-Flo Series Powder Coating Booth

  • Spray-to-Waste (one color recovery optional)
  • Batch and Conveyorized versions
  • Open and Closed Door Options
  • Custom Built to Order
  • Stainless Steel or Aluminized Steel Wall Construction Options
  • Quick Color Change Option
VARI-FLO Series

The Parker Ionics VARI-FLO Series Powder Coating Booth

  • Simple, effective color change technology with High Efficiency powder recovery
  • Fully automated operation
  • Robust Stainless Steel Construction
  • Extremely quiet operation
  • Many options available


Powder Coating Spray Booths FAQs


Does powder coating require a spray booth?
While it's technically possible to powder coat without a spray booth, it's highly recommended. A spray booth provides a controlled environment that ensures optimal powder distribution, minimizes overspray, and captures excess powder for reuse. This not only improves the quality of your finished product but also promotes a safer and cleaner workspace.
Can you powder coat and paint in the same booth?
No, it's not recommended. Powder coating and liquid painting require different environmental conditions, equipment, and cleanup procedures. Mixing the two can lead to poor-quality finishes, equipment damage, and potential health hazards.
What are the ventilation requirements for powder coating
Proper ventilation is crucial in a powder coating operation to remove excess powder. Ventilation systems should be designed to maintain a negative pressure within the booth, ensuring that air flows into the booth and prevents the escape of contaminants. Consult local regulations and industry standards to determine specific ventilation requirements for your operation.
What PPE is required for powder coating?
To protect yourself from potential hazards during powder coating, it's essential to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). This typically includes: Respiratory protection (e.g., air-purifying respirator) Safety glasses or goggles Gloves Protective clothing (e.g., coveralls, apron) Hearing protection (in some cases)
Is powder coating paint toxic?
Powder coating materials themselves are generally not considered toxic. However, some powders may contain substances that can be harmful if inhaled or ingested. It's important to follow safety guidelines, wear appropriate PPE, and ensure proper ventilation to minimize exposure. Always consult the specific safety data sheets (SDS) for the powder coating materials you are using.