Abstract: Spray booth (21) for applying paint on basically flat parts (22), said spray booth having a plenum (24) and comprising a conveying system (25) for conveying the flat parts (22) to be painted, at least a device (23) for applying paint on said moving parts, and at least a suction system, wherein the plenum (24) of the spray booth has a semi-cylindrical shape, having its axis perpendicular to the direction of the advancing part (22).

Abstract: A painting apparatus for painting objects having three comparable dimensions includes a paint delivery system delivering paint supplied by an external system. The paint delivery system is supported by a carriage which, through an axle, moves on a guidance system having a shape that mimicks the shape of the object to be painted. The carriage is displaced along the guiding system by a controlled actuating system and the guidance system is optionally a hollow guide. A method for painting objects having three comparable dimensions is also disclosed.

Abstract: Spray booth (21) for applying paint on basically flat parts (22), said spray booth having a plenum (24) and comprising a conveying system (25) for conveying the flat parts (22) to be painted, at least a device (23) for applying paint on said moving parts, and at least a suction system, wherein the plenum (24) of the spray booth has a semi-cylindrical shape, having its axis perpendicular to the direction of the advancing part (22).

Abstract: Suitable corrugated filter grids (7, 7?) are mounted on the suction intakes (6, 6?) and are positioned with a downward inclination towards the conveyor (4) of the machine, their lower ends allowing drops to fall on to this conveyor. The suction intakes contain further removable filters (9, 9?) and the lower ends of the said intakes are connected to a horizontal collector (10) which is positioned transversely under the conveyor of the machine and whose lower walls are inclined and converge towards a lower area in which is provided a tank (11) which collects all the paint precipitated by the filters located in the suction intakes and which is attached to the inner walls of the system by contact and by impact.

Abstract: Suitable corrugated filter grids (7, 7′) are mounted on the suction intakes (6, 6′) and are positioned with a downward inclination towards the conveyor (4) of the machine, their lower ends allowing drops to fall on to this conveyor. The suction intakes contain further removable filters (9, 9′) and the lower ends of the said intakes are connected to a horizontal collector (10) which is positioned transversely under the conveyor of the machine and whose lower walls are inclined and converge towards a lower area in which is provided a tank (11) which collects all the paint precipitated by the filters located in the suction intakes and which is attached to the inner walls of the system by contact and by impact.