Case study of the introduction of a painting room that minimizes the occurrence of waste and foreign substances to the extreme.
All construction with NCC! A painting room that minimizes the generation of waste and foreign substances to the limit.
**Customer Concerns** - Defects caused by dust and foreign objects occurring in existing paint rooms and booths. - Consultation with NCC regarding the complete removal or installation of paint booths and the establishment, manufacturing, and installation of paint rooms with thorough measures against dust and foreign objects for mass production of new products. **NCC's Proposal** We propose the use of an "intake filter" to purify the air supplied within the paint room and a "3-in-1 multi-dry filter R" to purify compressor air, aimed at suppressing defects caused by dust and foreign objects. **Implementation Effects and Feedback** - Even after one month of operation, there have been no defects in painting caused by dust, foreign objects, or compressor air. - We are glad we chose to consult with NCC, which has a high sensitivity to measures against dust, foreign objects, and painting defects.
Inquire About This Product
basic information
【Product Details】 The new paint booth is designed to keep the space clean by utilizing the air within the factory to ensure cleanliness. An air supply filter is installed at the outlet that supplies air to the interior, constantly providing clean air and suppressing defects caused by dust and foreign substances. Additionally, the "3in1 Multi-Dry Filter R" is expected to reduce painting defects caused by moisture and oil from the compressor air during painting. Furthermore, NCC takes full responsibility for all construction related to the removal of the painting booth and the installation of the new paint room, significantly reducing the burden on customers.
Price range
Delivery Time
Applications/Examples of results
・Painting room ・Painting booth ・Measures against waste and foreign objects in the painting process
catalog（1）
Download All Catalogs![[Case Studies of Equipment Introduction] No. 1 in Solving Manufacturing Site Issues! NCC Corporation, Nagano Prefecture](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/catalog/image/01/d1f/796867/IPROS16498217624969264931.jpeg?w=120&h=170)
Company information
Since its establishment in 1958, the company has focused on industrial paints and fine chemical products. In 1964, it established Minami-Shin Custom Co., Ltd. (now CC-G Co., Ltd.) as a research factory, where it accumulated knowledge and built expertise in specialized areas by using its own products. This accumulated know-how has been recognized, leading to an expansion of the market throughout Nagano Prefecture, while simultaneously, customer requests have become increasingly diverse. The fine chemical sector, including industrial chemicals and chemical products, has evolved to include high-tech materials such as electronic materials, as well as efficient production and recycling systems to handle them. The establishment of a consistent supply system for hazardous and highly toxic materials, as well as the addition of functions for paint color matching, has also been driven by customer needs. Additionally, in response to requests from local customers, the company has ventured into construction fields utilizing chemical methods and chemical construction materials, demonstrating an advisory function from a comprehensive perspective that differs from traditional trading companies.
![Introduction of Low-Carbon Coating Equipment [Coating Drying Oven/Exhaust Gas Treatment Device]](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/0e5/2001248512/IPROS28363378521466758092.png?w=280&h=280)
![[VOC Exhaust Gas Treatment Device] Catalytic Combustion Type Deodorization Device [CT Series]](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/854/2001482680/IPROS61321671107423185282.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
![[Exhibition Participation] Introduction of Products for Coating Equipment (Energy Saving, Decarbonization, Low Carbon)](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/2072948/IPROS17510754877218469405.jpg?w=280&h=280)