What You Receive

A turn-key finishing system is not a paint booth.

It's a complete, integrated industrial paint line engineered for your specific parts and production requirements — five integrated components, one project manager.

01

Paint Booth

Custom-engineered spray enclosure (downdraft, semi-downdraft, crossflow, or open-face).

02

Conveyor System

Material handling — overhead monorail, power-and-free, or floor conveyor — integrated with booth airflow.

03

Cure Oven

Industrial batch or conveyor oven sized for part dimensions and production throughput.

04

Control Panel

VFD fan control, conveyor interlocks, oven temperature management, and full safety systems.

05

Install & Startup

PFS-managed installation, system integration, operator training, and final commissioning.

Integration Capabilities

System-level integration across industries.

Aerospace components, heavy equipment, automotive production, powder coating, and custom manufacturing — engineered as complete lines.

Robotic Integration

PFS ORION-R systems integrate 6-axis robotic paint applicators with booth airflow, conveyor timing, and control systems. Robotic finishing lines are turn-key installations — not bolt-on accessories.

Multi-Stage Lines

Complex finishing processes require integrated system design. PFS engineers blast → wash → dry → prime → paint → cure sequences with conveyor coordination, air management, and process controls.

Retrofit & Expansion

Adding capacity to existing lines requires systems integration expertise. PFS engineers new equipment to integrate with your current booth, conveyor, or oven infrastructure.

Why PFS

Why choose PFS for turn-key systems.

Complete System Responsibility

One point of contact from engineering through startup. PFS manages the entire project — no finger-pointing between vendors.

ETL-Certified Equipment

All PFS equipment carries ETL certification for NFPA 33 compliance. Our systems pass inspection, every time.

Engineered in CA, Installed Nationwide

PFS fabricates equipment in Santa Rosa, CA. Installation crews travel nationwide. 40+ states served.

Fast Lead Times

Standard turn-key systems ship in 8-12 weeks. Custom-engineered lines average 12-16 weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Turn-key finishing systems FAQ.

What's the difference between a turn-key finishing system and buying a paint booth?
A paint booth is one component. A turn-key finishing system is the complete production line — booth + conveyor + oven + controls + installation. When you buy a booth, you still need to source conveyor, oven, electrical integration, and coordinate separate installers. A turn-key system from PFS delivers the complete, functioning finishing line with one engineering process, one project manager, and one installation crew.
Does PFS only sell booths, or do you actually engineer complete systems?
PFS is a finishing systems integrator, not a booth supplier. While we manufacture paint booths, our core capability is engineering complete turn-key finishing lines. We design booth airflow integrated with conveyor timing, size ovens for your production throughput, specify VFD control systems, and manage installation/startup. You're buying a complete production finishing line — not standalone equipment.
How long does it take to install a turn-key finishing system?
Installation timeline depends on system complexity. A standard booth + conveyor + oven system typically installs in 2-3 weeks with PFS crew on-site. Complex multi-stage lines or robotic integration can take 4-6 weeks. PFS manages the complete installation — rigging, assembly, electrical hookup, control panel commissioning, and final startup. You receive a production-ready system, not a construction project.
Can PFS integrate new equipment with our existing finishing line?
Yes. PFS engineers retrofit and expansion projects that integrate with existing booth, conveyor, or oven infrastructure. We match airflow rates, electrical specifications, conveyor speeds, and control systems to your current equipment. Whether adding capacity or upgrading a component, PFS provides system-level integration expertise.
What industries does PFS engineer turn-key systems for?
PFS engineers finishing systems across aerospace, heavy equipment manufacturing, automotive production, powder coating operations, and industrial fabrication. Our turn-key lines handle parts from small automotive components to 60-foot rail cars.
Does a turn-key system cost more than buying components separately?
Turn-key systems often cost less when you account for integration labor, project management, and installation coordination. Buying booth, conveyor, and oven separately means paying three vendors, coordinating three delivery schedules, hiring separate installers, and managing system integration yourself. PFS delivers the complete system with one engineering process, one installation crew, and guaranteed integration.