For educational settings like schools, TAFEs, and universities, Truflow’s engineering team excels in selecting and designing the ideal spray booth. Their experience and creativity allows for the installation of a bench spray booth regardless of space constraints. Our booths can be customised with features such as compressed air facilities or designed solely for pressure pack paintings. Additionally, we ensure that each facility adheres to the Australian Code of Practice, providing safety through appropriate hazardous area zoning. Notable installations include Monash University, TAFE NSW, the Victorian College of the Arts, and Mareeba State High School in Queensland. Each of these installations demonstrate our commitment to supporting educational institutions with safe and effective spray painting solutions.

In industrial contexts, where painting small parts involves careful consideration of the quantity and operational hours, Truflow’s small parts spray booths offer a cost-effective and compliant solution. We assess each project based on the type of paints used and their associated hazardous fumes. All of this is in the aim of ensuring both safety and efficiency. Our goal is to deliver a booth that not only meets regulatory standards but also aligns with your operational needs, providing a reliable and economical solution for your small parts painting requirements.