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Past Projects: Commercial/Industrial Shops   Young Electric Sign Company St George, Utah Shown here during construction (new photo soon), this project was completed in May 2008. YESCO built this new electric sign manufacturing plant, which serves their Las Vegas operation, to replace an existing facility. Click to enlarge With limited space, this installation was like building a ship in a bottle. The booth on the left is a used booth 60'L X 16'W X 16'H. It was upgraded with new Spray Tech variable frequency drive, dual exhaust fans and a new Mercury heated air make-up system with cure cycle. The middle booth is a new Kayco downdraft booth with a new Spray Tech mix room behind it that provides access to all three booths. The Mercury air make-up on top of this booth actually heats the 60' X 16' X 18' Spray Tech booth on the right. That booth is surrounded by a steel cage that supports the I beam hanging the length of the ceiling inside the booth. All three booths have Energy Saver Coolcell evaporative coolers on the intake ducts. Pictured below is the inside of the Spray Tech booth, a pressurized cross-draft with cure cycle. Note the yellow chain hoists on the overhead beam for supporting billboard-sized signs. The hoists are electrically locked out with the booth controls during the spray cycle. Product doors are custom-made to ceiling height with a notch-out for the I beam. Two Mattei 515L 20 HP rotary vane air compressors in a stacked configuration supply the air for the entire factory. (Left) Inside of the middle Kayco downdraft booth, sign lettering is painted on stands. The double-wide pit grating and full-filtered ceiling provide optimum air flow. Horizontal side wall lights prevent the painter's body from blocking light. Young Electric Sign Company Salt Lake City, Utah YESCO custom designs displays and signs for companies in a variety of industries. The paint shop needed a booth to accommodate signs of all shapes and sizes. The project included a used Binks downdraft booth, 18 feet high, with heated make-up air. Click to enlarge. A ceiling-mounted conveyor rail added down the length of the booth allows multiple project components to move through the booth efficiently. Ace Fab and Welding Ogden, Utah In its beautiful new building, this manufacturer makes rollback dumpsters of all sizes. The project included a used Spray Systems semi-downdraft paint booth. An Infratech infrared curing system allows pre-heating of the metal before painting and curing cycles. Click to enlarge. The custom 12-foot high door allows the user to drive dumpsters into the booth with a forklift. Aztec Trailers West Valley City, Utah In 2006 this manufacturer upgraded its facility for painting flatbed trailers. A used Binks reverse air paint booth was installed to boost productivity. Our projects cover a range of customers, applications and equipment. A successful paint shop will grow and need to acquire more equipment. Auto Craft Salt Lake City, Utah The owner of this fabricating shop is shown here with a staff member. The company paints automotive bumpers and does custom finishing of golf drivers. (Above) Refurbished in 2005, this is a 15-year-old DeVilbiss car paint booth, with generous new lighting added. (Below) Notice the plenum of the "booster" heater mounted on top of the booth. See where the plenum connets with the custom door scoops to direct superheated air into the booth. (Above) The refurbished workspace provides plenty of room to move around while refinishing bumpers. Geffs Manufacturing Pocatello, Idaho The owner of this manufacturing operation relocated the business into former warehouse space built during WWII. Geffs makes rock chip spreaders for freeway construction and resurfacing. The project required a booth big enough to allow equipment to drive in. (Above, below and right) We supplied a refurbished truck booth 20'W x 18'H x 55'L. Two Atlas Copco rotary screw compressors provide enough air for the shop. Coca Cola Vending Refurbishing Shop Draper, Utah This shop needed to solve a dust problem in the painting environment. The Eurovac shop vacuum system is a great solution. The console (right) occupies little shop space. We removed the door to the cabinet so it wouldn't look like a juice vending machine. The powerful turbine (below) sucks dust into the filtration and storage receptacle. Dust is stopped at its source, where technicians are sanding or grinding (below right). Attachments fit virtually all brands of tools. The Plastic Connection Draper, Utah This shop fills a unique niche by repairing plastic components such as bumpers for a fraction of replacement cost. This project started out as a custom-built open-face paint booth for jet skis at another location. It evolved into the current configuration with filtered doors in four stages. It is now large enough to accommodate a touring bus for repair and painting. Back to Past Projects main.

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