Most vendors sell the booth.
We engineer the investment behind it.
STANCE designs and manufactures industrial paint booth systems around your process, production requirement, airflow, maintenance reality and lifecycle economics—not simply around a standard booth size or machine price. STANCE is a paint booth manufacturer in Coimbatore, serving industrial projects with dry-type booth engineering and lifecycle support.
The price of the booth is only the beginning.
A serious paint-booth investment has two layers: what you pay to install it, and what the system asks from your operation year after year.
CapEx, energy, filtration, maintenance, serviceability, capability, support and lifecycle performance are considered together.
Don’t compare the quotation. Compare the operating model.
Illustrative model — actual lifecycle cost depends on the project, operating hours, coating process, energy tariff, consumables and maintenance regime.
How we engineer CAPEX around your process.
A booth sized to a brochure specification is a starting point. A booth sized to your actual process, throughput, plant constraints and maintenance capability is an engineering decision.
Understand
Component geometry, coating requirement, production flow, handling and available space.
Design
Airflow, extraction, filtration, fan duty, lighting, structure, controls and access.
Model
CAPEX together with energy, consumables, maintenance, downtime exposure and support.
Support
Manufacturing, installation, commissioning and long-term serviceability are considered as one system.
One filtration principle. Multiple airflow architectures.
STANCE focuses on dry-type paint booth systems. The airflow arrangement is then engineered around the application — commonly side-draft or downdraft — rather than forcing every process into one standard configuration.
Side-Draft Paint Booth
Dry-filter extraction with horizontal airflow for industrial applications where the process, component geometry and plant layout favour side extraction.
- Dry filtration
- Side extraction architecture
- Custom working envelope
- Maintenance-access planning
Downdraft Paint Booth
Dry-filter extraction with controlled downward airflow where contamination control, finish requirements and component handling justify the architecture.
- Dry filtration
- Floor / plenum extraction
- Large-component capability
- Application-specific airflow
Custom Dry-Type System
For unusual component dimensions, production constraints, plant layouts or integrated finishing requirements that need a project-specific engineering solution.
- Process assessment
- Custom engineering
- Plant integration
- Commissioning support
A booth is an airflow system first.
Paint quality, operator environment and overspray control depend on what happens inside the booth—not simply how the enclosure looks.
Our engineering review considers the working envelope, airflow requirement, extraction arrangement, filtration strategy, pressure behaviour, fan selection and maintenance access before finalising the system.
Build the OPEX model before you buy the booth.
This model separates production volume, paint consumption, electrical energy, filtration, cleaning, maintenance and other annual operating costs. The result is a transparent cost-per-output-unit view rather than a generic annual estimate.
Start with the process. Let the architecture follow.
Select the operating conditions that actually influence booth architecture. STANCE then translates them into a practical starting system — including airflow direction, extraction arrangement and filtration concept — rather than simply naming a booth type.
Calculate annual OPEX and cost per output unit
Enter actual or budgetary operating data. Where an engineering value is not known, the field is intentionally left for the user rather than hidden behind an aggressive assumption.
A. Production / output basis
Enter the sustainable painted output per month in the unit your operation actually uses. The model then reports annual output and OPEX in that same output basis.
B. Paint consumption & paint cost
Enter actual purchased paint consumption per part. Do not add transfer-loss or waste again if it is already included in your measured consumption figure.
C. Electrical energy
Motor kW is treated as rated mechanical output. The model converts it to electrical input using efficiency and loading. For final costing, replace the reference efficiency with the actual motor nameplate efficiency.
D. Filtration, cleaning & maintenance
These are direct cost inputs. This avoids inventing a filter life or maintenance frequency that may not match the coating process.
E. Other annual operating costs
Optional inputs for costs that are real for the project but should not be guessed by the calculator.
The booth is not the end of the project.
STANCE can support the paintshop beyond installation with booth preventive maintenance, weekly cleaning programmes and recurring consumables supply — helping the system remain maintainable and productive.
S-Pleated Filter
High-capacity overspray filtration for dry-type paint booth applications.
S-ARST FF Filter
High-surface-area paint capture media for paintshop filtration requirements.
Metal Baffle Filter
Reusable overspray separation where the process and booth architecture require it.
Floor Grating
Dry-type downdraft and side-draft extraction components, engineered around the booth.
Masking & Protection Tapes
Consumables for clean masking, surface protection and paintshop preparation.
Planned checks of booth, extraction, filtration, lighting and accessible components.
Structured cleaning support to keep the paint environment controlled and maintainable.
Paintshop consumables planned around usage and replacement requirements.
Support continues beyond installation — with maintenance, capability and technical assistance.
Five stages. One accountable engineering process.
Understand
Component, coating, production and plant requirements.
Engineer
Airflow, extraction, filtration, structure and utilities.
Model
CAPEX, OPEX, maintenance and lifecycle considerations.
Manufacture
Fabrication, assembly and quality-controlled production.
Commission
Installation, commissioning and operational handover.
Engineered for the way your industry actually works.
Heavy Fabrication
Large structures and fabricated assemblies.
Heavy Machinery
Industrial equipment and machinery components.
Pumps & Valves
Controlled finishing for engineered components.
Automotive Components
Repeatable finishing environments for production.
Agricultural Equipment
Large and irregular component applications.
Construction Equipment
Large equipment and heavy-duty finishing.
Wind Energy
Large-component surface finishing applications.
General Engineering
Custom systems for varied industrial processes.
We don’t optimise the quotation. We optimise the system.
A cheaper booth can become an expensive asset if it consumes unnecessary power, demands frequent maintenance, limits production or becomes difficult to support.
That is the basis on which we approach industrial equipment investments. The objective is a system that makes commercial and operational sense—not simply a lower purchase price.
Tell us what you need to paint. We’ll help engineer what you need to paint it.
Share your component dimensions, production requirement, painting process and available space. We can evaluate the application and recommend the appropriate system.
Request a Project Review
Send the basic requirement. We will take it from there. Alternatively you can email us at “operations@stanceprojects.com”
Why STANCE is not just another equipment vendor.
The paint booth is one part of a broader engineering capability. Our work connects capital systems, process performance, operational capability and governance.
The STANCE Portfolio
Different problems. One value-engineering mindset.
We can enter at different points of the industrial problem.
A conventional vendor usually starts when a specification is already written. STANCE can start earlier: with the process, capacity constraint, OPEX problem or capital decision that created the requirement.
For a paint-booth project: you get an equipment manufacturer with an engineering and value-creation lens—not a catalogue seller.
Engineering close to the industrial ecosystem we serve.
STANCE operates with manufacturing and support capabilities positioned for industrial customers across Tamil Nadu and wider India.
Questions engineers actually ask.
What information do you need to design a paint booth?
We typically review component dimensions and weight, painting process, coating system, production volume, required finish, available floor area, material handling method and site conditions. This lets the system be engineered around the actual process.
Do you manufacture custom-size paint booths?
Yes. Custom dimensions and configurations can be developed around component geometry, production requirements, available space and the required airflow and extraction arrangement.
How do you determine the required airflow?
Airflow is evaluated based on the booth configuration, working envelope, application, extraction strategy and applicable engineering and safety requirements. The objective is to achieve the required operating environment without unnecessarily oversizing the system.
Why do you discuss OPEX during a CAPEX purchase?
Because the purchase price is only the initial investment. Energy consumption, filter replacement, maintenance, downtime and support can materially influence the lifecycle cost of the system.
Can STANCE help determine which booth configuration is suitable?
Yes. If you are unsure whether a side-draft, downdraft or another dry-type configuration is appropriate, we can review the application and recommend a configuration based on the process.
Do you provide installation and commissioning?
Installation and commissioning can be included depending on project scope. The final responsibility matrix should be established during technical and commercial finalisation.
What other services does STANCE offer beyond paint booths?
Our broader portfolio covers five areas: Capital Systems for engineered industrial equipment; Applied Value Engineering for process-performance and OPEX improvement; Enterprise Transformation for operational and organisational capability; ESG Compliance for practical industrial governance systems; and TWI Integrated Mentorship for converting workplace expertise into documented organisational capability.
Why is STANCE different from a conventional paint-booth vendor?
A conventional equipment transaction often begins with a predefined specification and ends at installation. STANCE looks at the process, capacity requirement, airflow, lifecycle cost, maintenance reality and operating capability around the asset. The objective is not simply to sell a booth; it is to make the capital decision and the resulting operating system more effective.
Does STANCE provide booth preventive maintenance and cleaning?
Yes. STANCE supports lifecycle management around the booth, including preventive maintenance programmes and structured weekly booth cleaning support. The exact scope and frequency are defined based on the booth, paint process and operating conditions.
Can STANCE supply paintshop consumables after installation?
Yes. STANCE can support recurring paintshop consumables such as dry filtration media, reusable metal baffle filters, floor grating components and masking/protection materials, subject to the project and supply scope.
Where does STANCE operate?
STANCE Engineering Projects is based in Tamil Nadu, with manufacturing in Ranipet and warehouse operations in Arasur, Coimbatore. STANCE supports industrial customers across Tamil Nadu and wider Indian markets.
Ready to see what the right paint booth should look like for your process?
Send us the requirement. Start with the process—not the catalogue.