Nukeson - ATEX Spray Booth with Turntable

Nukeson ATEX Spray Booth with Turntable Professional ATEX Spray Booth for Industrial Solvent Based Painting The Nukeson ATEX Spray Booth with Turntable gives professional workshops a safe, reliable and efficient solution for applying solvent based paints, primers, lacquers and industrial coatings. We design and manufacture every spray booth in the United Kingdom, combining over a decade of industrial spray booth experience with continuous product development. As a result, the ITS030 delivers outstanding airflow, dependable performance, simple maintenance and excellent operator safety in demanding industrial environments. Whether you spray fabricated steelwork, engineering assemblies, vehicle components or production parts, this industrial spray booth helps you achieve professional results while maintaining a cleaner and safer workspace. High Performance Extraction System A powerful built in centrifugal extraction fan quickly removes overspray and solvent vapours from the spray area. Consequently, the booth maintains consistent airflow throughout the working zone, allowing operators to produce cleaner paint finishes while improving visibility during spraying. Average Face Velocity 0.65 m/s Measured across nine points using a clean extraction filter and 3 metres of ducting. Furthermore, the carefully engineered airflow helps reduce contamination on painted components while supporting a safer working environment for operators. Integrated Heavy Duty Turntable The integrated manual turntable allows operators to rotate components smoothly throughout the spraying process. Therefore, you can reach every surface without constantly lifting or repositioning the workpiece. Turntable Capacity 120 kg In addition, the spray booth includes a heavy duty overhead hanging bar with an 80 kg lifting capacity. This allows you to suspend larger or awkward shaped components, making painting quicker, safer and more efficient. Designed for Industrial Applications The Nukeson ATEX Spray Booth with Turntable suits a wide variety of industrial painting applications, including: Engine blocks Engine components Electric motors Gearboxes Alloy wheels Steel wheels Fabricated steelwork Sheet metal components Agricultural machinery parts Machine components Engineering assemblies General industrial products Ideal For The ITS030 is an excellent choice for: Engineering workshops Manufacturing facilities Agricultural repair workshops Vehicle restoration companies Fabrication businesses Industrial maintenance departments Key Features UKCA Marked ATEX System Marking: II 2G Ex h IIB T4 Gb Designed specifically for solvent based paints and coatings High performance centrifugal extraction system Average airflow face velocity of approximately 0.65 m/s Integrated manual turntable with 120 kg capacity Heavy duty overhead hanging bar with 80 kg capacity Bright IP65 LED lighting protected by 4 mm toughened safety glass Remote electrical control enclosure for installation outside hazardous areas Large 1200 x 1200 mm working opening Replaceable concertina extraction filter Robust industrial steel construction Easy maintenance and servicing access Designed and manufactured in the United Kingdom Individually assembled, tested and inspected before dispatch Built for Professional Workshops We build every Nukeson ATEX Spray Booth to handle everyday industrial use. Although the booth offers a compact footprint, it provides a generous working area capable of accommodating a wide range of components. Consequently, workshops can maximise available floor space without sacrificing productivity. Before dispatch, our technicians individually assemble every spray booth, complete comprehensive electrical testing, verify airflow performance and carry out a full quality inspection. As a result, every customer receives a spray booth that performs reliably from the very first day of operation. Spare Parts and Technical Support Our commitment does not end after delivery. We supply a complete range of genuine replacement parts to keep your spray booth operating efficiently throughout its working life. Available spare parts include: Spray booth filters Extraction motors Electrical components LED lighting Switchgear General replacement parts Furthermore, our experienced technical team provides installation guidance, servicing advice, troubleshooting assistance and replacement components whenever you need them. Technical Specifications Manufacturer: Nukeson Model: ITS030 Working Opening: 1200 x 1200 mm Turntable Capacity: 120 kg Hanging Bar Capacity: 80 kg Average Face Velocity: 0.65 m/s Lighting: IP65 LED behind 4 mm toughened safety glass Extraction System: High performance centrifugal extraction fan Filter Type: Replaceable concertina filter Certification: UKCA ATEX System Marking: II 2G Ex h IIB T4 Gb Manufactured In: United Kingdom Why Choose the Nukeson ITS030 ATEX Spray Booth? The Nukeson ITS030 combines safety, performance and reliability in one professional spray booth. Unlike many standard industrial spray booths, the ITS030 includes a heavy duty rotating turntable, allowing operators to work faster while producing consistent paint coverage. At the same time, the high performance extraction system removes overspray efficiently and maintains excellent airflow throughout the working area. Additionally, bright IP65 LED lighting improves visibility, helping operators identify imperfections before the paint cures. Meanwhile, the robust steel construction provides years of dependable industrial use with minimal maintenance. Finally, because we design and manufacture every spray booth in Britain, we maintain complete control over build quality and performance. We also inspect, test and verify every unit before dispatch, giving you complete confidence in your investment. Important Information This ATEX spray booth is suitable for solvent based paints and coatings only. Always install the spray booth in accordance with the supplied installation instructions and all applicable local regulations. Finally, the completed installation, ducting configuration, ventilation system, commissioning process and site specific hazardous area assessment determine the final ATEX suitability of the installation.