Explore Powder Coating Ovens and Booths
Custom powder coating booths and ovens designed for clean application, precise curing, and consistent high-quality finishes.
Booths
Consistent Cures. Flawless Finishes.
California Pulse specializes in the production of advanced powder coating ovens and booths, designed to meet the needs of industrial operations. Offering efficient curing, high-quality finishes, and customizable features, our systems ensure optimal performance. With powder coating ovens and booths tailored to your requirements, improve your workflow and achieve superior results. Discover how California Pulse can enhance your production with powder coating ovens and booths. Contact us today for your custom solution!
- Proudly Made in the USA
- ETL Listed Systems Available
- Backed by Warranty
- Engineered Designs
- Decades of Experience
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Booth Features
Filtration
Standard fiberglass and pocket filters ensure clean air, effective overspray capture, and a safer work environment.
Fans
Air is exhausted out by a belt-driven tubeaxial fan, designed with an aluminum bladed propeller for low noise levels.
Lighting
Booths come standard with LED tube lights, featuring an output of up to 10,000 lumens each. Fixtures are all inside-access and Class 1 Division 2 rated.
Construction
Booths are constructed from 18-ga galvanized steel. Panels come pre-punched for easy nut-and-bolt assembly. Full installation instructions and 3D modeling in SolidWorks.
Booth Options
Open Faced or Enclosed
Available in open-faced or enclosed designs, our powder coating booths provide efficient airflow and overspray control—ideal for clean application and consistent results in any production setting.
Powder Coated Finish
Our booths can be powder coated for a durable, corrosion-resistant finish that’s easy to clean and built to last in demanding environments.
Recovery vs. Non-Recovery
Choose between recovery and non-recovery booth options—recovery booths reclaim excess powder for reuse, reducing waste and material costs, while non-recovery booths offer a simpler setup for lower-volume or color-change operations.
Filtration Options
Filtration options include 3-stage systems for effective overspray capture, HEPA filters for high-efficiency particulate removal, MERV-12 filters for enhanced air quality, and cartridge filters for extended life and easy maintenance—ensuring cleaner air, better finishes, and compliance with environmental standards.
Exhaust Options
Resulting clean air from filtration can be exhausted outside or recirculated back inside the system.
Oven Features
Direct Fired Heater
Our standard Direct Fired 1.5 Mbtuh Heater can be mounted on the side or top of the oven.
Extremely Quick Temperature Rise
Our powder coating ovens heat up to 500°F in under 10 minutes, reducing downtime and increasing throughput for faster, more efficient curing.
Control Panel - ETL Listed
Our standard Control Panel comes UL508A listed, certified by ETL, to ease the permitting process.
Burner Sized for High Performance
Many companies cut costs by skimping on the burner. We don't. Our burners are sized to drastically reduce cycle times, offer precise temperature control, better fuel efficiency, and consistent heat for reliable curing and reduced maintenance.
Construction
Ovens are constructed from double-skinned galvanized steel panels. Insulated with 6lb high-density, fire-resistant mineral wool. Components are designed to withstand up to 600F in temperature. Full installation instructions and 3D modeling in SolidWorks.
Oven Options
Drive Through Option
Ovens can be designed to allow for large equipment to drive in and out, of the working area, making transportation of parts much easier.
Sizing
We offer a wide range of standard Oven sizes, but they can be customized to any required size.
Adjustable Nozzles
Nozzles located throughput the oven, ensure heated air is evenly distributed throughout the oven. This ensures consistent finish quality.
Codes & Standards
Code Compliance
California Pulse products are designed and manufactured to comply with applicable industry codes and standards
- Refer to NFPA 33 and Chapter 24 of the International Fire Code (IFC) for spray applications involving flammable and combustible materials.
- Refer to NFPA 86 and Chapter 30 of the IFC for curing and drying operations.
- Most California Pulse systems carry ETL listings, demonstrating compliance with North American safety standards such as UL, NFPA, and OSHA.
- ETL listings certify that ETL has rigorously tested California Pulse products to meet strict safety and performance criteria.
- Please note local regulations may vary; California Pulse recommends consulting your local authority having jurisdiction before purchasing paint booths or finishing equipment.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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Equipment
Related equipment
- Outdoor paint boothsWeatherproof booths for shops that have run out of indoor floor space.
- Truck and large equipment boothsDrive-through booths sized for trucks, trailers, and heavy machinery.
- Open face spray boothsOpen-front booths with filtered exhaust, for easy part access and lower installed cost.
- Container spray boothsPortable booths built into shipping containers, for sites that need to relocate finishing.
- Automotive spray boothsDowndraft and semi-downdraft booths for collision, restoration, and OEM refinishing.
- Sanding and blast boothsDust-controlled enclosures for surface preparation ahead of coating.
- Bench boothsCompact bench-scale booths for small parts, touch-up, and laboratory work.
Before you specify
Worth reading first
- Powder Coating Booth DesignOpen face versus enclosed, airflow and containment, interior surfaces, grounding, and how color change strategy shapes the booth before it is built.
- Powder Coating Oven SizingWorking envelope, heat load, and cycle time, and why metal temperature rather than air temperature decides whether a part is really cured.
- Powder coating processElectrostatic application, reclaim, cure schedules, and combustible dust.
Free Resource
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What to know before you buy a powder coating system — how booth and oven sizing affect workflow and quality, the pros and cons of airflow, filtration, and curing options, and how design choices drive energy use and operating cost.
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