The standard powder coating room is constructed with steel plates and shaped steel, featuring a frame assembly structure that eliminates potential safety hazards. Both the entrance and exit of the powder coating room are equipped with screening sections. The internal volume and shape are well-matched with the recovery system, ensuring a stable negative pressure inside the room to prevent powder from spilling out, improving the working conditions for operators, and avoiding environmental pollution. The design is aesthetically pleasing and conforms to ergonomic principles. The powder coating room system meets fire safety requirements, with lighting fixtures installed at the top of the chamber and equipped with baffles to prevent dust contamination, ensuring the required level of brightness for operation.

Backsheet recovery is an essential equipment for reclaiming and reusing the powder that falls during the painting process. Compared to traditional painting methods, the powder coating process has a significant advantage: the paint can be reclaimed and reused multiple times, achieving a high powder utilization rate and greatly reducing environmental pollution. Therefore, the performance of the powder recovery system plays a crucial role in the entire painting system.