Using oil in the cleaning solution - Painting booth "Oil Booth"
OILBOOTH, Oil Booth
"Oil booth" for painting using oil in the cleaning solution.
【Oil Used in Booth Cleaning Liquid】 A painting booth that uses oil in the cleaning liquid. The oil captures overspray mist. 【Booth Designed for Low Noise and Long Lifespan】 With a low noise design of 68db, conversations can be held even in front of the booth. It allows for painting that considers the surrounding environment. Since it does not use water, which is a cause of rust, it is a long-lasting booth that can operate for over 30 years without rusting. *Note: Depending on the installation environment, the outer panel may rust. 【Automatic Sludge Recovery】 By connecting a sludge recovery device (optional), sludge can be solidified through a centrifugal separation method, allowing for semi-automatic sludge recovery. This significantly reduces waste disposal costs. 【Layout Freedom】 The oil booth does not require drainage treatment facilities or water supply and drainage equipment. Layout is flexible, such as on the second floor of a factory. 【Oil Can Be Used Semi-Permanently】 The oil can be used semi-permanently as long as the paint sludge contained in the paint is removed. 【Oil Booth Compliant with Fire Safety Regulations】 The oil used meets both flash point and ignition point standards. The oil does not burn in typical fires. *Note: The outer panel (steel plate) may melt due to surrounding fires. 【Effects of the Oil Booth】 The painting environment changes. Waste disposal costs change.
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【Numerous Achievements】 We have numerous achievements in various applications, including metal products, resin products, home appliances, automotive parts, precision instruments, inspection equipment, building materials, and more. 【Products Since 1977】 We have been providing environmentally adaptable and sustainable painting booths for approximately 48 years (as of 2025).
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| Oil booth with rear tank specification | Robot connection type |
| Oil booth - front tank specification | For hand-blown painting use |
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Takubo Engineering has established technology in painting and is independently developing a painting system that reduces running costs and enhances profit effectiveness. We are developing solutions to meet the demands of improving quality, lowering painting costs, and increasing profits comprehensively and simultaneously. Thinking because it does not exist in the world Takubo Engineering independently thinks of systems that meet the needs of painting management because there are none available. We are also pursuing better ways of painting systems. ◎ We independently develop and sell painting-specific robots and painting systems. In addition to the hanging mobile explosion-proof line dancer, we have newly added a self-standing explosion-proof swan robot to our lineup. ◎ Main products: Explosion-proof painting robots: Line dancer, Swan Hot air drying furnace: Dry Tech Painting booth: Oil Booth Conveyor line: Dragon Line Explosion-proof paint supply system: Syringe pump system Automatic spray gun: Scotch Gun Small explosion-proof AC servo motor Hose-less robot IH drying system Clean room dedicated to painting Special ceramics paint UV painting system, drying system, and other painting systems
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