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lobal Finishing Solutions Global Finishing Solutions heritage spans back to the late 1800 s. Initial roots go back as far as 1888 and the days of Dr. Allen DeVilbiss. When the world s first atomizer was invented for use in the health care industry, it didn t take long for this innovative technology to be adapted for other uses, including the spray application of paint. Effectively replacing the brush-and-can method of painting in manufacturing processes, production efficiency was taken to a whole new level. However, this increased production was hindered for a long time by the extensive drying times of the sprayed paint. Eventually, numerous companies began to manufacture engineered rooms for spray painting. These rooms gave the painters a safer environment in which to work, and featured controlled ventilation and increased airflow which decreased the required drying time. These rooms, henceforth known as paint booths or spray booths, were the key to producing a quality finish. Through the years, more and more engineering was put into these rooms. Industrial air heaters, specialized control systems, and other types of technologically advanced features began to be introduced into the paint booth industry. GFS continues to be a leading innovator of new paint booth technology and efficient finishing systems. GFS was officially formed in 2003, and is the result of the joining of some of the most significant names in the finishing industry. DeVilbiss spray booths, JBI booths, Blu-Surf finishing systems, Binks spray booths, and Milbanks finishing systems, are a few of the names that are now known as GFS. This merging of technology and professional expertise gives GFS a vast amount of knowledge from all areas of the finishing world. GFS employs an extensive team of engineers and technical specialists that are continuously developing more effective solutions for all types of finishing operations. Airflow specialists, structural engineers, electrical engineers, control systems developers, and mechanical engineers from various backgrounds bring innovative ideas and problem-solving capabilities to the GFS team. GFS is proud to be represented by the finest Distribution Network in the world. Our dedicated team of sales, installation, and service personnel help our customers with every aspect of their finishing operation. Parts and filter sales, technical training, and preventive maintenance programs are just a few of the additional services that are offered by GFS and our distributors. GFS continually strives to provide exceptional service to match the unequaled quality of our products. Our success is a direct result of the dedication and drive found in each member of the GFS team. It is with pride and confidence that GFS is able to lead the finishing industry in product quality and customer service, a tradition we intend to keep for many years into the future. Global Finishing Solutions' Truck & Large Equipment Refinish Spray Booths continue to set the standard for the industry. With thousands of booths in daily use, GFS is the most experienced high capacity spray booth manufacturer. 1

Truck Refinish Spray Booths GFS Truck Refinish Spray Booths provide a safe and efficient working environment for your operation. The latest technology combined with over seventy years of proven experience ensures you of a high production facility that will reward you with years of dependable service. Quality Construction Dual Skin (Insulated), Single Skin Precoat (Rolled-Edge) or Galvanized 18-gauge wall panels. Booth super structure utilizes components ranging from 11-14-gauge steel. I-Beam construction (optional). Bolt & nut (5/16) or industry exclusive H-Channel wall construction are utilized to assemble the booth. All booths are constructed of galvanized or galvanized white precoat steel. Industrial grade hardware and hinges. More Choices Flexible modular design allows for multiple combinations in length and width. Lengths available in 3 foot increments from 24 feet. Booth configurations such as Drive-Thru, Solid Back and Split-Cabin. Custom engineering for special applications. Indoor and outdoor heated air replacement systems (Forced Dry and Recirculating Cure). Control systems: PLC, monitoring systems and electromechanical. GFS spray booth have been engineered to support the Air Replacement Unit(s). Outdoor booths are available; contact GFS for details. Airflow Options The airstream moving through the booth gathers the solids and transports them to the filtration medium. The force and direction of the air, the efficiency of the filtration, and the characteristics of the coating equipment, these three elements, determine not only the overall efficiency of the coating operation, but also the quality of the finish. GFS offers 3 airflow systems: Downdraft, Side-Downdraft and Crossdraft. Semi-Downdraft airflow is also available (not illustrated) as a special order option; contact GFS for details. Downdraft Design In a Downdraft booth, air is introduced into the booth through a ceiling designed intake plenum located at the top of the booth enclosure. The intake plenum is designed with high efficiency intake filters to remove dust and dirt before it enters the paint booth. Air is then pulled vertically downward from the ceiling of the booth across the truck, where it picks up particulates, and to the floor. The air then flows into a filtered exhaust pit or platform located in the floor of the booth and then is exhausted into atmosphere. Side-Downdraft Design Crossdraft Design (Pressurized) Air is introduced through an intake plenum located at the front of the booth enclosure. It then enters the booth flowing parallel to the floor across the truck, where it picks up particulates. From there it flows into a filter bank at the rear of the enclosure, where particulates are captured, and then it is exhausted into the atmosphere. No pit or elevated platform is required for a crossdraft booth. Air is pulled into a Side Downdraft booth through a filtered full-length ceiling plenum, where dust and dirt are removed. The air then passes into the booth parallel to the walls, across the truck, where it picks up particulates, and then perpendicular to the floor. When the air reaches the floor, it is pulled into and through floor level filtered exhaust plenums that run down each side of the booth. Here the air is filtered to remove particulate and into the atmosphere. No pit is required for a sidedowndraft booth. 2

Ultra XL Dual Skin Downdraft - Premium Booths The Ultra XL series of the refinish truck and large equipment spray booths are constructed of pre-painted white inside and out, dual skin insulated panels, PVC protected (a temporary plastic sheeting designed to protect panels while booth is being erected) panels. Explosion relief provided. Dual Skin Benefits: White coating diffuses light and prevents reflections Insulated construction reduces noise and ambient heat outside the booth, self sealing airtight panels No weld design eliminates rust prone areas Fluorescent Light Fixtures 6-Tube, T-8 ballast, Dual Voltage (120/277) Class 1, Division 2, ETL listed, Inside access, Vertical mounted (Energy efficient T-8 color corrected tubes included). - Easy tube replacement and fixture maintenance 9' Module (6) 6 tube light fixtures Standard (Modifications available) Heights: 12', 14'- 8", 16'- 8", 18'- 8", and 20'- 8" 12' Module (8) 6 tube light fixtures Widths: 14', 16', 18' and 20' Depths: 24' to 84' in 3' increments, 9' or 12' long structural modules Product Entrance Doors All door wings include tempered glass windows (4, 5, or 6 wings). Constructed of white 20-gauge precoat sheet steel on a 16-gauge frame. Hardware Adjustable industrial hardware and hinges. Engineered Pit Design Paint-stop filter supporting trays, which are made of galvanized steel plate and cover the entire pit length, are specially perforated to adjust the balance to achieve a uniform extraction airflow. Heavy Duty Grating Pit Filter Media Wire Grid/Filter Support Pit Diffusion Tray Pit Concrete Section 3

Downdraft Example Full Filtration, Wall to Wall Swing down filter rack for easy filter maintenance. Dual Skin Panels Pre-painted (white inside and out) PVC protected dual skin, insulated panels. Panels assemble using H-Channel construction. Detailed Structure of the Module Wall Construction The booth s super-structure 6 columns are shaped as C-channel with bent edges and are made of 14-gauge, galvanized protected, steel profile plates, for industry leading strength and rigidity. The beams build the supporting structure of the booth and guarantee excellent tightness and free thermal expansion of the panels. Personnel Access Doors Dual skin, side access doors include a large observation window. Constructed of white precoated, 20-gauge galvanized steel externally and an internal frame in sturdy profiles made of galvanized plate. Large fixed handles and large steel hinges. Finish Coat Primer Galvanizing White Precoat Panels Wall panels are produced using rust resistant Galvanized sheet steel that is coated inside and out with a baked-on Polyester top coat. Industry standard is white painted non-galvanized cold rolled steel. Steel Galvanizing Primer Finish Coat 4

Concept XL Single Skin Downdraft & Side Downdraft - Midrange Booths The Concept XL series of the refinish truck and large equipment spray booths are constructed of pre-painted white, inside and out, PVC protected (a temporary plastic sheeting designed to protect panels while booth is being erected) panels. Explosion relief provided. No Exhaust Pit Required on Side Downdraft Models. Standard (Modifications available) 12' Module (8) 6 tube light fixtures Heights: 12', 14'- 8", 16'- 8", 18'- 8", and 20'- 8" Widths: 14', 16', 18' and 20' 9' Module (6) 6 tube light fixtures Depths: 24' to 84' in 3' increments, 9' or 12' long structural modules Downdraft Booth Heavy Duty Grating Pit Filter Media Wire Grid/Filter Support Pit Diffusion Tray Pit Concrete Section Product Entrance Doors All door wings include tempered glass windows (4, 5, or 6 wings). Constructed of 20-gauge precoat on a 16-gauge frame. Hardware Adjustable industrial hardware and hinges. Engineered Pit Design Paint-stop filter supporting trays, which are made of galvanized steel plate and cover the entire pit length, are specially perforated to adjust the balance to achieve a uniform extraction airflow. 5

Full Filtration, Wall to Wall Swing down filter rack for easy filter maintenance White Precoat Panels Finish Coat Primer Galvanizing Steel Wall panels are produced using rust resistant Galvanized sheet steel that is Galvanizing Primer Finish Coat coated inside and out with a baked-on Polyester top coat. Industry standard is white painted nongalvanized cold rolled steel. Detailed Structure of the Module Fluorescent Light Fixtures 6-Tube, T-8 ballast, Dual Voltage (120/277) Class 1, Division 2, ETL listed, Inside access, Vertical mounted (Energy efficient T-8 color corrected tubes included). - Easy tube replacement and fixture maintenance Wall Construction The booth s super structure 6 columns are shaped as C-channel with bent edges and are made of 14-gauge, galvanized protected, steel profile plates, for industry leading strength and rigidity. The beams build the supporting structure of the booth and guarantee excellent tightness and free thermal expansion of the panels. Side View of a Rolled Edge Panel Single Skin Panels Precoated (White), four-sided, rolled edge (Industry exclusive) for maximum strength and rigidity. 18-gauge pre-punched panels for nut and bolt assembly. Personnel Access Doors Dual skin, side access doors include a large observation window. Constructed of precoated, 20-gauge galvanized steel externally and an internal frame in sturdy profiles made of galvanized plate. Large fixed handles and large steel hinges. Side Downdraft Booth 6

Concept XL Single Skin Crossdraft - Budget Minded Booths The Concept XL series of the refinish truck and large equipment spray booths are constructed of pre-painted white, inside and out, PVC protected (a temporary plastic sheeting designed to protect panels while booth is being erected) panels. Explosion relief provided. No Exhaust Pit Required. Standard (Modifications available) Heights: 12', 14', 16', 18', and 20' Widths: 14', 16', 18' and 20' Fluorescent Light Fixtures 6-Tube, T-8 ballast, Dual Voltage (120/277) Class 1, Division 2, ETL listed, Inside access, Vertical mounted (Energy efficient T-8 color corrected tubes included). - Easy tube replacement and fixture maintenance 6' Module (4) 6 tube light fixtures 9' Module (6) 6 tube light fixtures Depths: 24' to 81' in 3' increments, 6' or 9' long structural modules Product Entrance Doors Precoated (White) 2" tube framed and single skinned with 18-gauge sheet steel for sturdiness and durability. Heavy duty, long lasting performance hinges. Filtered Solid Hardware Adjustable industrial hardware and hinges. Personnel Access Doors Dual skin, side access doors include a large observation window. Constructed of precoated, 20-gauge galvanized steel externally and an internal frame in sturdy profiles made of galvanized plate. Large fixed handles and large steel hinges. 7

White Precoat Panels Wall panels are produced using rust resistant Galvanized sheet steel that is coated inside and out with a baked-on Finish Coat Primer Polyester top coat. Galvanizing Industry standard is Steel white painted nongalvanized cold rolled steel. Galvanizing Primer Finish Coat Wall Construction Booth super-structure is rigidity reinforced with "L" shaped, 11-gauge galvanized protected steel profiles. Side View of a Rolled Edge Panel Single Skin Panels Precoated (White), four-sided, rolled edge (Industry exclusive) for maximum strength and rigidity. 18-gauge pre-punched panels for nut and bolt assembly. Detailed Structure of a Booth Pressurized Intake & Exhaust Plenums Full filtration from floor to ceiling. Air input plenum and distribution systems are designed to create even airflow. 8

Heritage igh Capacity Single Skin Booths Downdraft, Side-Downdraft and Crossdraft - Budget Minded Booths (Pressurized & Non-Pressurized) The Heritage series of the refinish truck and large equipment spray booths are constructed of single skin, galvanized panel (precoat white optional). Booths can be custom designed to meet customer requirements. Explosion relief provided. Standard (Modifications available) Crossdraft Widths: 14', 16', 18' and 20' Heights: 10', 12', 14', and 16' Depths: 24', 26', 28', 30', 32', 34', 44', 54' and 64' Crossdraft Booth Product Entrance Doors 2" tube framed and single skinned with 18-gauge sheet steel for sturdiness and durability. Heavy duty, long lasting performance hinges. Solid Filtered High Strength Construction "V" Steel construction utilizes laminate steel design for superior structural rigidity. Vertical and horizontal C-channel stiffeners combined with nut and bolt construction provide unmatched strength. Panels have exterior flanges that provide a smooth interior surface. I-beam construction is an option. 9

Exhaust Plenum Bridge style standard. Easily set up for drive-thru configuration. Standard (Modifications available) Downdraft & Side Downdraft Widths: 14', 16', 18' and 20' Heights: 10', 12', 14', and 16' Depths: 24', 26', 28', 30', 32', 34', 40', 50' and 60' Side-Downdraft Booth Personnel Access Doors Side access doors with 18" x 24" clear tempered glass observation window standard. Downdraft Booth Fluorescent Light Fixtures 4-Tube, T-8 ballast, Dual Voltage (120/277) Class 1, Division 2, ETL listed, Inside access, Horizontal mounted (Energy efficient T-8 color corrected tubes included). - Easy tube replacement and fixture maintenance - 6-Tube upgrade available Galvanized Panels Panels are pre-punched on 6" centers and companion flanged for easy nut and bolt assembly. Precoat White optional. Grating (Heavy-duty opt.) Filter Media Secondary Grating Concrete Pit Section Engineered Pit Design Filter media is supported by secondary grating, enabling balanced air distribution and maximizing filter utilization. 10

Controls Control Panels All GFS Truck and Large Equipment control panels are produced in-house in GFS' own state-of-the-art electrical facility. GFS does not rely on purchasing off-the-shelf control panels modified to fit an application, rather GFS designs and builds each panel to fit needs required for each individual application. Standard Control Panels Operate the fan, motor and lights. The panel enclosure includes panel mounted disconnect, magnetic motor stater with overloads, fuse branch circuits, panel mounted controls, and lighting transformer based on panel. Deluxe Control Panels These control panels are designed for applications such as booths with air makeup units, multiple booth operations or booths with automatic air balancing systems. Each control panel is designed for a single point wiring connection. All control wires are numbered for easy wire identification. All components are labeled to match electrical schematic. Includes terminal strip for field wiring. Air Balancing Systems (optional) A key to achieving a clean paint job is properly pressuring a paint booth. An Auto Balance System, which will properly pressurize a booth, is designed to automatically keep the booth balanced during operation. This system consists of a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) that controls the exhaust fan motor, differential pressure gauge and sensing probes. The system monitors the interior booth pressure and will adjust the exhaust fan RPM's to what is needed for the volume of exhaust air, based on the incoming intake air velocity. The result is a booth that is balanced automatically and will stay in balance as the filters load up with paint overspray. This system will increase useful filter life, provide a constant airflow through the booth and automatically control booth pressure. Benefits: Greatly improved process control Controls and directs overspray into filtration systems Controls and exhausts VOCs from the workplace Extends dry filter usage up to 50% Decreases energy cost up to 40% as compared to damper systems Provides a cleaner system and paint finishes Saves on utility costs 11

Available Options Superior Lighting We shine where others cut corners! NO SHADOWS! Ceiling, wall and/or corner lights provide exceptional lighting and create a spraying environment that is shadow-free. This patented feature is available only from GFS. 48", inside access 6-Tube, 32-watt T-8 ballast (provides greater energy savings) 4-Tube, 32-watt T-8 ballast (standard on Galvanized booths). Dual voltage-120/277 with color corrected tubes included Class I, Division 2 rated 6-Tube Fixture ETL & ETL-C listed and are also listed for locations having deposits of readily combustible paint residue Instant start (starting temperature at zero degrees F.) Interlock switch to disable painting operations when light access door is opened 4-Tube Fixture Corner Light Fixture Split Cabin 40% of all GFS Truck booths are sold with a split cabin option. This enables the main cabin of the paint booth to be divided, via a bi-fold door or roll-up door, into two separate spray environments, allowing components from different trucks to be sprayed simultaneously. Personnel Safety Lifts Increase productivity and provide a safe work environment. Conforms with OSHA and NFPA regulations. Spray Area 1 Spray Area 2 Paint Mixing Rooms Engineered to provide the contamination control that is needed during the paint mixing process. Designed to comply with safety and fire codes set forth by OSHA and NFPA. Paint Mixing Rooms are available in multiple configurations and designs that connect to paint booths for direct entry. Roll-Up Doors Option to replace bi-fold product doors, entry and exit doors, and in split cabin location. Manufactured per GFS specifications. Delivered direct to job site, to be installed, adjusted, and serviced by trained factory personnel. 12

Air Replacement Systems GFS direct gas fired Air Replacement Systems provide an economical source of replacement air and are furnished with heater, filters, motor and blower, controls, mounting hardware and auxiliary equipment. Choice of mounting arrangements: Horizontal or Vertical, Indoor or Outdoor, Platform or Ceiling suspended. Standard Features Structural galvanized base or tube frame Heavy gauge galvanized steel casing Interlocked wall seam and roof panels Weatherproof construction Hinged service doors with flush-mount latches Standing roof seams Double wall doors Single piece construction on RAM up to 230 Six discharge options Vertical or Horizontal configurations 100% air replacement (spray only) Force Dry or Recirculation Cure models Direct fired, high efficiency (Indirect fired available) Variable frequency drives for greater energy efficiency Air Replacement Nomenclature Accessories and Options Inlet hood with 2 cleanable filter with bird screen V-Bank filter sections (fresh/return air) Discharge dampers (external/internal) Intake dampers Air diffuser heads Vertical mounting stand Roof curbs Casing insulation with galvanized steel liners Remote control panel with operating lights Spring isolated blower and motor Painted casing 1 Casing 2 Burner Profile 3 Burner 4 Blower 5 Burner Observation Port 6 Lifting Lugs 7 Motor 8 Gas Connection 9 Main Fused Disconnect 10 Manifold Controls Vestibule 11 Electrical Controls Vestibule 13

Curing/Bake Systems Variable Speed Unit: The air replacement unit is designed with a variable speed drive/motor and damper package to discharge either 140 F or 160 F air for accelerated curing cycle. This design reduces airflow 50% during the curing mode. This system always uses outside air during the cure mode to ensure good clean air for the cure cycle. This system also includes an auto-balance system with a variable frequency drive to automatically adjust the airflow of the exhaust fan(s), to ensure proper booth balance, not only during the curing mode but during the painting mode as well. Re-Circulating Feature (optional) During the cure cycle, once the air has passed through the working chamber, 20% of the air is pulled through filters and back to the air replacement unit. There it is combined with 20% fresh new air, reheated and returned to the working chamber. The 20% air not returned to the air replacement unit is filtered and exhausted directly into the atmosphere through ducting. Automatic sensors and pressure monitors continually adjust to maintain the most consistent working environment, the most efficient operation and lowest operating costs. The value of a recirculating system lies in the preservation of resources: the working air is used over before its heat is lost. Force-Dry Feature (optional) An economical approach to paint curing is to reduce airflow 50% during the curing mode, referred to as Force-Dry. This system always uses outside air during the cure mode to ensure good clean air for the cure cycle. This system also includes an auto balance system with a variable frequency drive (VFD) to automatically adjust airflow of the exhaust fans to ensure proper booth balance. 20% 20% Force-Dry Airflow 80% Re-Circulating Airflow 14

Air Replacement Heaters Horizontal Units* Unit Dimensions Model A B C Single Blower Heaters A RAM-12 70 46 38 RAM-15 70 46 38 Side View C B Top View RAM-18 82 60 54 RAM-20 82 60 54 RAM-22 100 79 58 RAM-25 100 79 58 Twin Blower Heaters A RAM-27 100 88 66 RAM-30 100 88 66 Side View C B Top View RAM-33 112 98 76 RAM-36 112 98 76 RAM-222** 100 146 58 RAM-225** 100 146 58 RAM-227** 100 156 66 RAM-230** 100 156 66 RAM-233** 126 184 76 Identify Airflow Discharge for Maximum Product Performance Horizontal right-hand discharge Horizontal right-hand bottom discharge Horizontal right-hand top discharge Horizontal left-hand discharge Horizontal left-hand bottom discharge Horizontal left-hand top discharge H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 Vertical Units* Unit Dimensions Model A B C CFA-12 70 50 36 Single Blower Heaters C B CFA-15 70 50 36 Side View A Top View CFA-18 82 65 50 CFA-20 82 65 50 CFA-22 100 80 50 CFA-25 100 80 50 CFA-27 110 88 60 CFA-30 110 88 60 Twin Blower Heaters C B CFA-33 128 112 70 CFA-36 128 112 70 Side View A Top View CFA-222** 100 146 50 CFA-225** 100 146 50 CFA-227** 110 156 60 CFA-230** 110 156 60 CFA-233** 128 191 70 * Model choice determined by booth size ** Indicates twin blowers Identify Airflow Discharge for Maximum Product Performance Vertical top discharge Vertical right-hand discharge V1 V2 V3 Vertical left-hand discharge 15

Duct Work 1 - Straight Discharge 2-90 Horizontal Discharge Turn 3-90 Vertical Discharge Turn 4 - Vertical Intake Hood 5 - Horizontal Intake Hood 6 - Intake Roof Flange 7 - Transition Duct 8 - Discharge Air Diffuser 9 - Full Turn Down Hood A 3 2 1 3 C 11 14 4 10 10 13 6 10 - Straight Intake 11 - Straight Discharge 12-90 Horizontal Intake Turn 13-90 Vertical Intake Turn 14-90 Vertical Discharge Turn 15 - Discharge Roof Flange B 3 2 1 3 10 5 D 16 - Recirc. Straight Duct 17 - Recirc. Elbow 11 Insulated duct available for Straight Duct, 90 Horizontal Turns, 90 Vertical Turns, and Transition Duct, consult GFS for pricing. Duct Configuration E 10 5 A - Outdoor Vertical B - Indoor Vertical C - Indoor, Booth Mount, Horizontal D - Outdoor, Roof Mount, Horizontal E - Outdoor, Roof Mount w/booth support, Horizontal F 11 14 10 12 10 9 15 14 11 F - Indoor, Booth Mount, Horizontal G - Outdoor Vertical H - Outdoor Vertical, Recirculating H (Consult GFS for Custom Configurations) G 8 16 7 17 16 16

Frequently Asked Questions Q. What should I expect from a new spray booth? A. Filtration: Quality finishes require clean contaminate-free air. This is accomplished by proper air filtration. GFS uses a combination of pre-filters to capture large particles and debris, and high efficiency intake filters before the air enters the booth. In addition, the air is filtered again before it is re-circulated or exhausted from the booth. Airflow: Proper airflow in the booth is accomplished by creating a flow of air that envelopes the vehicle during booth operation. This airflow, referred to as laminar air, is responsible for carrying away the paint overspray during the refinish process and air movement during paint curing. Lighting: Another key element is Bright, Shadow-Free Light throughout the booth. GFS utilizes the T-8 (color corrected) light fixtures, in the proper quantity and correct location, creating an environment that allows for color match and proper paint flow identification. Q. Where does GFS manufacture their spray booths? A. All GFS booths are produced in North America by GFS in a GFS plant. GFS has more in-house component manufacturing capability than any other booth manufacturer in North America. Q. What is a pressurized paint booth, and what are the benefits of pressuring the booth? A. The term pressurized refers to the amount of air inside the booth vs. the amount of air outside the booth. The booth when properly balanced should be slightly positive, meaning that the amount of air flowing into the booth is slightly greater than the amount of air that is allowed to leave. The advantage is that positive pressure keeps unwanted dirt and debris from entering the booth. Any leaks in the seals or joints are going out, not in, thus providing a cleaner paint environment. Q. What is a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) A. VFDs have been developed to reduce energy costs on equipment that utilize electric motors. This is accomplished by preventing power spikes during motor startup (soft starts). Most utility rates are calculated at the highest peak rate obtained during use. Controlling these peaks or spikes during motor startup reduces energy costs. Q. What if a standard booth needs modifications? A. GFS understands that there will be instances where shop layout, vehicle size, as well as other factors, will require a spray booth to be custom engineered. In these situations GFS' staff of engineers and drafters will utilize modeling software such as Inventor, Solid Edges or JAZ CD Draw FP to create a parametric product model of the custom engineered booth. These programs also allows GFS to check both fit, finish and function from a digital prototype. Width - To determine the necessary width, measure width of the largest article and add 5 feet to allow for access to the sides of the equipment. Height - The height of the booth is determined by the overall height of the largest item plus two feet clearance. Ample room should be allowed for the finisher to spray the top and bottom of the object. Working Height Working Width Bridge Plenum Working Depth Depth - Working depth should be sufficient for the object to be within the enclosure plus 3 feet clearance at the rear (from the filters). 17

Q. How can I benefit by having an 80/20 Re-circulating System? A. The air replacement unit is designed to discharge 140-160 degree F air into the paint booth. It is equipped with a damper system that allows 80% heated re-circulated air to be pulled back into the air replacement unit and then discharged into the booth. The ability to re-circulate the heated air rather than heating ambient air will provide a great energy cost savings during curing mode. This option can be easily added to the GFS Control Panel. Q. What is Explosion Relief? Do I need Explosion Relief to meet code? A. If your booth is equipped with a cure cycle you will need Explosion Relief to meet code. The following is how Explosion Relief is defined. Fuel Fired furnaces that contain flammable liquids or gases shall be equipped with unobstructed explosion relief. The amount of space required is calculated by taking the volume of the booth (cubic feet) and dividing it by 15. NFPA 33/86 requires 1 square foot of explosion relief per 15 cubic feet of booth volume. GFS will engineer the booth to meet or exceed the above criteria. Q. What is temperature rise? And why is it important? A. The temperature rise is the discharge air temperature from the unit, above the ambient outside air temperature. An example would be: the facility is located in an area where the winter low temperature may be -10 F, desired temperature is 70 F, therefore a unit with a 90 degree rise would provide 80 degree process air with -10 F outside air. The temp rise is a very important factor when selecting an Air Replacement Unit. If you receive a quote that does not show you a temp rise on the air replacement unit, encourage your supplier to provide that information to you. Q. What does GFS recommend for a cure temperature? A. GFS recommends a discharge temperature of 140 degrees F. When selecting an Air Replacement Unit, it is recommended that you attain the proper information to ensure the Air Replacement Unit can reach the desired curing temperature. GFS also suggests contacting your paint distributor for the recommended cure temperature for the paint you use. Q. Do GFS spray booths meet Code? A. All booths manufactured by GFS, are designed to meet all OSHA Standards, as well as those of NFPA-33. The booth walls themselves are constructed of 18-gauge steel, as per N.F.P.A. Chapter 3, paragraph 3-1.1. The lights within a 3 foot radius of any booth openings are Class I, Division II, Group A,B,C,D, as per N.F.P.A.-33, Chapter 3, figure 3 and paragraph 4-7.4. A manometer (or visible draft gauge) is standard on all booths. All lights are ETL Listed and motors are UL Listed. Unit meets BOCA code, fire suppression, equipment Q. What is Economy Mode? A. This is an accessory that we add to the GFS Control Panel. The air replacement unit is designed with a variable frequency drive and damper package. This design reduces airflow to 50% during the energy saving mode. This system always uses outside air during the energy saving mode, to ensure good clean air to the booth. The system also includes an auto-balance system with a variable frequency drive to automatically adjust the airflow of the exhaust fan (s), to ensure proper booth balance. Along with this system is a gun hanger switch, located inside the booth that controls the booth function from paint mode to energy saving mode. When the paint gun is hanging on the hook the booth will automatically switch to the saving mode. Q. How long does it take for delivery after you order the spray booth? A. Once the payment method is accepted, it normally takes 7-10 weeks to get your Spray Booth. All GFS booths are made to order. Your booth will be built specifically to your specifications. Q. Where can I purchase replacement parts for my spray booth? A. Replacement parts and filters can be purchased through one of GFS' Auto Refinish Distributors. 18

G L O B A L F I N I S H I N G S O L U T I O N S GFS has over 200 thousand square feet of manufacturing space, which includes two manufacturing facilities, Osseo, Wisconsin - 136,500 sq. ft. and Monterrey, Mexico - 93,000 sq. ft. Both facilities are equipped with stateof-the-art roll-formers, CNC press brakes and fabricators that are operated by highly knowledgeable technicians. Our Cell manufacturing system allows us to achieve efficiencies unequaled in the spray booth industry. All designs, specifications and components are subject to change at the manufacturer s sole discretion at any time without notice. Data published herein is informational in nature and shall not be construed to warrant suitability of the unit for any particular purpose as performance may vary with the conditions encountered. GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONS 877-658-7900 truckrefinish@globalfinishing.com W W W. G L O B A L F I N I S H I N G. C O M Follow GFS: facebook.com/globalfinishing twitter.com/globalfinishing 2011 Global Finishing Solutions. All Rights Reserved. REFINISHTRUCK 03092011