Spray booths, finishing equipment, and prep environments for vocational schools, community colleges, and universities — built to meet educational program requirements and safety codes.
PFS has supplied spray booths and finishing equipment to vocational schools, community colleges, and universities across the country. Our systems are sized and configured for educational environments — safe, code-compliant, and built to last through years of student use.
Whether you’re equipping an auto body program, a woodworking lab, or an industrial technology facility, PFS engineers work directly with program directors and facilities teams to design a system that meets your curriculum needs, budget, and building requirements.
built with ETL/UL certified components spray booths sized for school and community college auto body programs — compliant with OSHA, NFPA 33, and state vocational education requirements.
Finishing booths and prep stations for wood shop programs — designed for lacquers, stains, and waterborne finishes with proper dust collection.
Blast booths, grinding booths, and ventilation systems for welding and metal fabrication programs.
Manual powder coating booths for vocational and technical programs teaching industrial coating processes.
Complete finishing lab environments for industrial technology, manufacturing, and engineering programs at universities and technical colleges.
PFS works with program directors and facilities teams from initial planning through installation and commissioning.
School booths must also satisfy district facilities and safety staff. PFS booths ship with ETL-listed electrical packages, and we provide the drawings and data your permit packet needs. Requirements vary by jurisdiction, so confirm with your authority having jurisdiction. See our NFPA 33 guide.
We provide specifications and drawings for bid documents and can phase equipment over more than one budget year.
Auto body programs usually train in a downdraft or side downdraft booth like a working shop. Wood programs use open-face booths. Welding and fabrication programs use blasting systems and grinding booths. Powder coating programs use manual powder booths.
Simple controls, interlocks, bright lighting and clear sight lines help instructors supervise. PFS booths use ETL/UL listed components and are built to NFPA 33, the NEC and OSHA 1910.107.
Many schools phase a lab over several budget years. We can lay out the full room first and supply the booth, mixing rooms and prep stations in stages.
PFS supplies drawings, specifications and cut sheets for district or college bid packages.
To quote quickly, send us: the program, the largest project students paint; the door opening you need; your building footprint, ceiling height and power; the coatings you spray; and how many units per day or week you finish. Photos of the space help.
Tell us your program and room size. We will recommend a layout and quote it.
A downdraft or side downdraft booth gives students the same experience they will have in a working collision shop.
Yes. We provide drawings, specifications and cut sheets for bid packages.
PFS booths use ETL/UL listed components and are built to NFPA 33, the NEC and OSHA 1910.107, with simple controls for supervised use.
Yes. We can plan the full lab and supply equipment in phases to match your budget.
NFPA 33, OSHA 1910.107 and the local fire code apply, and districts often add their own safety requirements.
