Airbrush Spray Booth – Best Performance SB01

Airbrush Spray Booth

Our Airbrush Spray Booth provides an excellent spraying environment and will prevent airborne over spray damaging other projects and personal items and will also help you to minimise health risks associated with many airbrush paints and other mediums.

(We strongly recommend using a quality face mask)

If you are looking to remove contaminated air from your work room then please view the below model which also includes an air extraction exhaust kit and LED lights:

Airbrush Spray Booth With Exhaust Kit & LED Lights DCLK

How Does An Airbrush Spray Booth Work?

The spray booth has easy to collapse and erect base, sides and canopy which creates a dedicated spraying area.

The unit is powered by a small but powerful electric motor which drives a fan, located at the back of the airbrush spray booth and which, in turn, creates an airflow.

Contaminated air and overspray is drawn, by the airflow, to the back of the spray booth and through the large filter pad.

Overspray is caught on the front surface of the filter pad whilst contaminated air passes through the filter material and is then expelled out of the rear of the unit.

Are all airbrush spray booths the same?

No.

Many of the models available do not have a motor which is powerful enough to pull a sufficient volume of air from the spraying area and through the filter material.

The result of this is that overspray is not removed from your immediate working area, possibly damaging the detail on your project and then passing out into your room to settle on and damage other items.

This will also mean that air, contaminated with airborne particles, is not being drawn away from you or your project.

This can be hazardous to your health as even water based paints have a small amount of VOC (volatile organic compounds) which can affect your major organs and general health.

Density and size of filter material is just as important as volume of airflow through the unit as both will affect the performance of the spray booth.

Filter material, which is not deep enough, will have a greatly reduced total surface area which will enable the air to pass through the filter without optimised capture of contaminated air and overspray.

Units without an exhaust kit will simply push contaminated air out of the back of the booth and into the general working environment.

The chances are that any exposed surface may then receive a very fine layer of paint. Your health may also be at risk from re-circulated VOC.

Conversely; filter material which is too dense will have a greatly reduced airflow which makes having a spray booth pretty pointless.