Spraying & finishing machines

Which finishing and surface treatment machine should you choose?

The choice mainly depends on the surface to be treated, the product to be applied, the desired operation and the level of automation required.

WoodPartners lists various solutions for product application, decoration, repair and surface drying. The offer notably includes spray booths, spraying robots, finishing lines, impregnation machines, decor printing machines, surface repair machines and various drying equipment.

Depending on their design, these machines can work panels, flat parts or three-dimensional elements. Some solutions integrate into an automated line, while others meet a specific step in the finishing process.

Also find all second processing machines listed on WoodPartners to complete or upgrade your installation.

Where are finishing and surface treatment machines used?

These machines are mainly used in the workshops and finishing lines of companies that manufacture or process parts requiring an application, treatment, decoration or drying step.

These machines notably meet the needs of joinery and cladding manufacturers, fit-out companies, manufacturers working with panels and spray-finishing workshops. Depending on the machines, they can process panels, doors, worktops, profiles or other parts flat or in 3D.

Uses then vary depending on the equipment. A spray booth or spraying robot is used when applying a finishing product. An impregnation machine processes, in particular, profiles or joinery elements. Tunnels and dryers ensure drying after application, while surface repair machines address certain defects before production continues.

These machines can operate alone at a dedicated station or be integrated into an automated finishing line, depending on throughput and site organization.

Which criteria should you compare before choosing a finishing machine?

The type of part, the working width, the finishing process and the production rate are among the main criteria to assess.

You should also take into account the available footprint, the parts handling method, and how the machine integrates with upstream or downstream equipment.

Surface preparation is often a complementary step. Consult the sanders listed on WoodPartners. For panel production flows, you can also discover the edge banders and CNC machines.

How can you identify a suitable finishing solution on WoodPartners?

Start by identifying the process you are looking for and the parts to be treated, then compare the equipment that matches your production organization.

The references available on WoodPartners make it possible to examine different solutions, from a machine dedicated to a specific operation to a more automated finishing line.

Once the relevant equipment has been identified, you can contact the listed manufacturers directly to specify the constraints of your project and check that the solution fits your installation.