Transportable Mobile Shipping Container Spray Paint Booths
The Container spray paint booth is a conversion using an ISO standard shipping container, turning it into a professional quality spray booth, with all of the standard functions, options and safety features you expect, and your spray operations require.
A container spray booth can be configured as an “Open Face” booth or as a “Front Air Flow” booth where the front doors have filters that remove dust and particulates from the air before it enters the spray booth.
It’s easy to move, easy to operate, and easy to maintain.
Marathon Spray Paint Booths are ETL listed and comply with all applicable quality and safety standards.
Non Heated Container Spray Paint Booth
Heated Container Spray Paint Booth
We Build Container Spray Paint Booths in 20 ft or 40 ft Lengths
Air Flow – Container Spray Paint Booth
Intake, Heated Booth:
Outside air is filtered twice, once as it enters in through the air make up unit located on top of the container booth, and again as it passes through the intake plenum filters (above the front doors). In this example this booth is equipped with a Spray & Cure heating unit, also known as ‘Make Up Air’.
Intake, Non Heated Booth:
Outside air is filtered once, through the front intake filter wall (front doors) before entering the work area.
Exhaust, Both Spray Booth Types:
The filtered air travels horizontally across the length of the booth (cross flow). Finally, the air is filtered of overspray and particulates by the exhaust filters before exiting the booth. Marathon uses standard size Intake and exhaust filter media, readily available from most paint and refinishing suppliers or directly from Marathon Finishing Systems.
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Did you Know?
The ETL Listing (certification) is
confirmation that every aspect of
our construction meets or exceeds the
build and safety code standards established by
NFPA 33. This is important, as your Fire Inspector will require proof of compliance before approval.
Did you Know?
The ETL Listing (certification) is your confirmation that every aspect of our construction meets or exceeds the build and safety code standards established by NFPA 33. This is important, as your Fire Inspector will require proof of compliance before approval.