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Paint booth suppression · Utah

Paint booth suppression

Fire suppression service for spray paint booths in Utah auto body and paint shops, inspected and tagged on schedule.

What's included

Every visit covers

  • Semi-annual system inspections
  • Nozzle and detection checks
  • Service and recharge after a discharge
  • Inspection tag and service report
  • Extinguishers for the shop floor

Who it's for

  • Collision and auto body shops
  • Auto paint shops
  • Dealership body shops
  • Fleet maintenance shops with spray booths

How often

Stay on schedule

Every month

A quick visual check by your staff that the system is in place and nothing is blocked or damaged.

Every 6 months

Maintenance by a qualified technician, as NFPA 17 calls for on dry chemical systems.

After a discharge

The system has to be recharged and reset before the booth goes back into use.

Codes we work to

Done to standard

NFPA 17Standard for dry chemical extinguishing systems.
NFPA 33Standard for spray application using flammable or combustible materials.

Questions

Common questions

How often does a paint booth suppression system need service?

At least every six months, plus a quick monthly visual check by your staff.

Why does a booth need its own system?

Overspray and solvent vapor can ignite fast. A booth system is designed to put out a fire inside the booth and its exhaust before it spreads to the shop.

Do you service the shop extinguishers too?

Yes. We inspect, tag, sell and recharge the portable extinguishers in the rest of your shop.

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