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The Hidden Hero of Your Powder Coating System: Why Every Operation Needs a Dust Collector
Description A properly designed dust collection system is one of the most important and often overlooked components of a powder coating setup. Beyond keeping your facility clean, it ensures superior finish quality, improves safety, and reduces long-term costs. California Pulse dust collectors are built specifically for powder coating environments, combining efficient filtration, durable construction, and smart pulse-cleaning technology to keep your operation running at its be
5 days ago
Drying Waterborne Paints: The Science and Technology Behind Focused Directional Turbulent Systems
Description Waterborne paints boast lower environmental impact through lower VOC emission. Waterborne paint uses water as the primary solvent rather than volatile organic solvents (VOCs). This is the biggest reason environmental rules and regulations are pushing for the use of waterborne paints over traditional automotive paints. Unfortunately, waterborne paints can have long drying times and traditional spray booths are not designed with this is in mind. They need fast and t
Nov 2
Industrial Powder Coating Ovens: Optimizing Heat, Space, and Efficiency with California Pulse
Description In the world of industrial finishing, the powder coating oven is where precision meets performance. The quality of your cured finish depends on consistent heat, proper airflow, and reliable equipment design. A well-engineered oven ensures every part exits with a uniform, durable finish — while maintaining energy efficiency and long-term reliability. California Pulse designs and manufactures industrial powder coating ovens tailored to the demands of high-performanc
Oct 30
Protect Your Investment: Spray Booth Maintenance Best Practices for Safety & Performance
Description A well-maintained spray booth isn’t just cleaner — it’s safer, more efficient, and more profitable. Regular cleaning and preventative maintenance protect your investment, extend the lifespan of critical components, and ensure your finishing environment consistently delivers the high-quality results your customers expect. Our recommended schedules and best practices are based on safety standards, performance testing, and real-world operational insights. By followin
Oct 29
Defining Return on Investment from Finishing Equipment Purchase
Description Investing in new finishing equipment—such as spray booths, prep stations, or curing systems—is a major decision that impacts both production capacity and profitability. Understanding your Return on Investment (ROI) is key to making a confident purchase that balances cost, performance, and long-term savings. California Pulse helps customers make data-driven equipment decisions by evaluating ROI across energy efficiency, productivity, and maintenance savings. Our en
Oct 22
Safeguarding Your Spray Booth: The Critical Role of Fire Suppression in Compliance and Safety
Description Fire safety is one of the most critical aspects of operating any spray booth or finishing system. With flammable paints, solvents, and vapors present in the work environment, even a small spark can escalate into a major fire. A properly designed and maintained fire suppression system is not just a safeguard—it’s a regulatory requirement under NFPA 33 and OSHA standards. At California Pulse, we prioritize safety in every aspect of spray booth design and operation.
Oct 21
Automotive Spray Booth Airflow Types: Optimizing Air Movement for Superior Finishes
Airflow design is one of the most critical factors in achieving a high-quality paint finish within an automotive spray booth. The direction and pattern of air movement determine how effectively overspray is captured, how clean the environment remains, and how consistently coatings are applied. California Pulse designs and manufactures spray booths engineered for optimal airflow performance—ensuring cleaner finishes, faster drying times, and improved energy efficiency. Our exp
Oct 17
How to Maximize Energy Efficiency in Your Spray System
Description Energy efficiency plays a crucial role in the overall performance and long-term cost of spray booth operations. As energy prices continue to rise, optimizing your spray system’s airflow, heating, and control design can lead to significant savings without sacrificing finish quality or compliance. California Pulse designs spray systems with intelligent energy management features that minimize fuel and electricity usage, reduce waste, and improve booth performance. O
Oct 15
NFPA 86 Compliance for Ovens & Furnaces
Description NFPA 86 — Standard for Ovens and Furnaces — establishes the fire safety and operational requirements for industrial heating equipment , including finishing ovens, curing systems, and thermal processing units. Developed by the National Fire Protection Association, this standard is designed to minimize fire and explosion risks associated with heat processing equipment used in coating, drying, and finishing operations. California Pulse designs and engineers finishin
Oct 9
Successful Project Management for Finishing Equipment Installations
Description A successful spray booth or finishing system installation doesn’t happen by accident—it requires careful planning,...
Oct 9
NFPA 33 Compliance for Spray Paint Booths
Description NFPA 33 — Standard for Spray Application Using Flammable or Combustible Materials — defines the essential fire safety and...
Oct 9
Spray Booth Climate Control for Precise Temperature & Humidity
Description Consistent environmental conditions are critical to achieving flawless finishes in any spray painting or coating operation....
Oct 8
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