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WE'RE ON THE MOVE!

Airflow Engineering is relocating to 20 Abros Place, Burnside, Christchurch.

We'll be temporarily closed from Monday 2 November to Wednesday 4 November while we relocate our stock and equipment,

Reopening Thursday 5 November.

Online orders can still be placed during this time, although processing and dispatch may be delayed.
Manufacturing will be temporarily unavailable from 2–6 November.

Thank you for your patience while we settle into our new premises!

Paint Spray Filters

The quality of spray painted surfaces is highly dependant on the cleanliness of the ventilation air supply to the spray booth. As the number of air changes in a booth is high the requirements for air quality is even higher.

The most common way to ensure air quality is to apply a terminal ceiling filter for the distribution of air in the booth. The airflow will also pick up paint overspray to be caught in paint stop pads located in the air exhaust system.