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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

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

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

Description A successful spray booth or finishing system installation doesn’t happen by accident—it requires careful planning,...

Description NFPA 33 — Standard for Spray Application Using Flammable or Combustible Materials  — defines the essential fire safety and...

Description  Consistent environmental conditions are critical to achieving flawless finishes in any spray painting or coating operation....