Paint-shop air conditioning regulates the temperature, humidity, cleanliness, and airflow essential for spraying and drying processes. Changhong units maintain those specifications consistently, ensuring that each coat is applied under regulated conditions, hence minimizing flaws at the origin. Given that HVAC is the most significant energy demand in a paint shop, an efficient system serves as a crucial factor in managing operational expenses.

• Air Filtration
  External fresh air, combined with a portion of the recirculated air, traverses primary and intermediate filters to eliminate dust and particles, so maintaining booth cleanliness and averting blemishes on the finish.
• Temperature Regulation
  Cooling coils reduce the temperature of supply air during summer, while heaters elevate it in winter, maintaining the shop within the operational range for optimal atomization and flow-out.
• Humidity Control
  Humidification introduces moisture, while cooling-coil dehumidification extracts it, maintaining humidity within the optimal range to avert orange peel, pinholes, and blushing.
• Airflow Distribution
  Conditioned air is supplied from above to create an even environment that maintains comfort in the workspace while removing paint mist and solvent vapors.