The paper belt spray painting machine separates the workpiece from the conveyor with a fresh kraft-paper surface throughout the spray zone. Vacuum suction keeps the paper flat beneath the panel, so wet overspray does not build up on a reusable belt and transfer back onto later workpieces. This arrangement is especially useful when you need a clean underside on glass, furniture panels, decorative boards, or other finished surfaces.
Keep Fresh Kraft Paper Under Every Workpiece
Paper enters from one end of the machine and is collected again after it passes through the spray area. The winding and unwinding devices move with the conveyor so clean paper continues to arrive beneath incoming products.
Inside the conveying section:
- Vacuum suction holds the kraft paper flat against the perforated support surface
- Fresh paper separates each workpiece from previous paint residue
- Used paper is rewound after leaving the spraying area
- Paper replacement avoids repeated cleaning of a conventional coating belt
- Flat vacuum support keeps the paper from wrinkling beneath the product
The conveyor surface stays physically separated from the coated panel during production, which is particularly useful where backside cleanliness remains visible in the finished product.
Spray Only Where the Product Is Detected
A U.S. Bonner light curtain reads workpiece position and dimensions before spraying. The control system uses this information to define the active spray area and switch the guns according to the product passing through the booth.
Two independently driven spray axes can travel in coordinated or opposing directions. Their motion creates a Z-shaped spray route across the advancing workpiece, while eight GRACO medium-pressure Air-Mix guns provide adjustable spray angles around the coating area.
Change Color Without Washing the Conveyor Belt
Color changes become simpler because the kraft paper itself carries the overspray through the machine. You do not need to remove paint residue from a reusable PE coating belt before introducing the next finish.
The GRACO Merkur bellows pump is also configured for rinsing and color-change work. Together, the paper conveyor and spray supply system reduce the amount of cleaning that takes place around the workpiece transport surface when production switches between coatings.
Maintain Clean Air Around the Wet Coating
Filtered positive-pressure air enters from the top of the booth while excess paint mist moves toward the rear collection area. This keeps airflow moving through the enclosed spray space as panels travel beneath the reciprocating guns.
For glass finishing, the machine can become part of a glass spray painting line where clean backside handling is required after washing and before downstream drying. You can also combine it with other spray painting equipment when different workpiece types require another conveying or spray arrangement.
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