Wastequip Indiana,
The planned 8,300-square-foot building will house state-of-the-art paint finishing technology including an ultra downdraft dry filter paint spray booth. According to a press release from Wastequip, “The paint booth will provide a durable, baked-on finish that will improve the quality of the paint job.”
The new facility will also include an air recycling unit that will re-use heated air, reducing energy costs.
“Streamlining the painting process and reducing energy consumption will allow the continued competitive pricing of Galbreath brand equipment,” according to Wastequip, in addition to providing a safer, healthier workplace and a cleaner environment.
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