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Workshop role

High-performance airflow with direct-flame heating.

Michelangelo combines 34,000 m3/h airflow, automatic pressure balance, full-height vehicle access, and electronic control for a configurable professional paint department.

How Michelangelo fits the paint department

Michelangelo is the high-output direct-flame booth option for paint departments that need strong airflow, electronic control, and project-configured dimensions.

  • Direct-flame heating and 34,000 m3/h airflow support high-output refinishing work.
  • Top and bottom lighting supports visibility around the vehicle.
  • Automatic pressure balance and electronic controls support consistent booth operation.

Where it fits

  • Paint booth planning
  • Prep bay routing
  • Lighting and inspection
  • Refinish workflow
Michelangelo Paint Booth
Michelangelo Paint Booth
01

Define vehicles and throughput

Confirm vehicle range, usable dimensions, daily production, and the target drying cycle for Michelangelo.

02

Select energy and drying

Review electrical supply, fuel, temperature, drying method, and the control format that fits the workshop.

03

Plan the booth and airflow

Configure the enclosure, doors, technical unit, airflow, filtration, exhaust option, and installation access.

04

Confirm installation and handover

Agree installation scope, commissioning, operator training, documentation, spare parts, and aftersales support.

Browse product data

Michelangelo heating, airflow, lighting, entrance, and control data.

Open the details you need before discussing installation, training, parts, consumables, support, and quotation with M&H Group.

Overview

This overview gives the buyer a practical starting point before checking specifications, media, related equipment, and quote requirements for Michelangelo Paint Booth.

  • Direct-flame heating and 34,000 m3/h airflow support high-output refinishing work.
  • Top and bottom lighting supports visibility around the vehicle.
  • Automatic pressure balance and electronic controls support consistent booth operation.
  • Length, width, height, ramps, finishing, doors, and engine power can be reviewed for the project.
Technical data
Heating
Direct-flame burner
Lighting
Top and bottom lights
Pressure
Automatic pressure balance
Entrance
Four-door entrance and side safety door
Controls
Electronic controls
Nominal airflow
34,000 m3/h standard; 38,000 m3/h optional
Motor power
11+11 kW standard; 15+15 kW optional
Applications
  • Paint booth planning
  • Prep bay routing
  • Lighting and inspection
  • Refinish workflow
Decision guide
Best suited to
Choose Michelangelo for a high-performance direct-flame booth with 34,000 m3/h airflow and electronic controls.
What makes it different
Michelangelo combines the highest listed airflow among Spanesi's current direct-flame booth models with electronic controls.
Planning and support
Confirm workshop layout, vehicle mix, production pressure, utilities, operator skill, training need, and support plan.
Quote requirements
  • Vehicle range, usable booth dimensions, daily production, and drying-cycle target
  • Heating option, airflow, exhaust, electrical supply, compressed air, and local installation requirements
  • Doors, ramps, finishes, technical-unit position, commissioning, training, and aftersales support

Product media

Review product images and the official catalogue before the equipment discussion.

Use the product imagery and official catalogue to understand workshop fit, available options, and the points to confirm before a quote.

Next step

Configure Michelangelo around the workshop and production target.

Start with the product, workshop type, country, installation space, training needs, documentation needs, spare parts, and aftersales expectations.

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