A paint mist collection device includes: a housing configured such that an air flow containing paint mist discharged form a painting chamber flows into the housing; a collection filter disposed in the housing to collect the paint mist and configured to be taken out of the housing to be replaced; and a spacer member. The spacer member is held in a clearance between an in-flow opening portion of the collection filter and the inner surface of the housing.

A paint mist collection device includes: a housing configured such that an air flow containing paint mist discharged form a painting chamber flows into the housing; a collection filter disposed in the housing to collect the paint mist and configured to be taken out of the housing to be replaced; and a spacer member. The spacer member is held in a clearance between an in-flow opening portion of the collection filter and the inner surface of the housing.

A painting facility 1 includes a painting chamber 3 in which a spray painting operation is effected on a painting object W, an air supplying chamber 2 configured to supply air into the painting chamber 3 via an air supplying section 4a, 4b provided in a ceiling portion 30 of the painting chamber 3, and an air discharging chamber 5 configured to suction air and uncoated paint mist present in the painting chamber 3 via a floor discharging section of the painting chamber 3, two air supplying sections 4a, 4b are disposed in left-right symmetry relative to a position of the painting object W in a width direction of the painting chamber 3 as the center therebetween. Air is released in a radial form from an outlet portion 40 of each one of the two air supplying sections 4a, 4b.

A painting facility 1 includes a painting chamber 3 in which a spray painting operation is effected on a painting object W, an air supplying chamber 2 configured to supply air into the painting chamber 3 via an air supplying section 4a, 4b provided in a ceiling portion 30 of the painting chamber 3, and an air discharging chamber 5 configured to suction air and uncoated paint mist present in the painting chamber 3 via a floor discharging section of the painting chamber 3, two air supplying sections 4a, 4b are disposed in left-right symmetry relative to a position of the painting object W in a width direction of the painting chamber 3 as the center therebetween. Air is released in a radial form from an outlet portion 40 of each one of the two air supplying sections 4a, 4b.

Apparatus (1) for applying paint comprises a device (40) for applying paint that comprises a plurality of spray guns (26) that is movable along a closed path having two parallel sides connected by two circular arcs, a rotating joint (43) for supplying paint provided with a distributor and comprising a plurality of tube-support chains (44), each tube support chain (44) connecting the distributor of the one rotating joint (43) for dispensing the painting product to a respective gun of said spray guns (26), in which each tube support chain (44) has an inverted U-shape provided with two ends, of which—the first end is connected to a first rotating support (61), which is connected to the rotating joint (43) and follows a circular trajectory, while—the second end is connected to a second rotating support (62), which is connected to a support arm (41) of a respective gun (26) and follows in use the trajectory defined by said closed path.

A substrate treating method for treating substrates with a substrate treating apparatus having an indexer section, a treating section and an interface section includes performing resist film forming treatment in parallel on a plurality of stories provided in the treating section and performing developing treatment in parallel on a plurality of stories provided in the treating section.

A coating material mist remover of the present disclosure includes: a first duct that discharges air containing coating material mist from an outflow port directed downward; a second duct having an inflow port opened in a horizontal direction; and an incinerable intermediate filter that is detachably connected between the first duct and the second duct and removes the coating material mist from the air. The coating material mist remover also includes: a first connection mechanism that can connect and separate the first duct and the intermediate filter; and a second connection mechanism that can connect and separate the second duct and the intermediate filter.

A coating material mist remover of the present disclosure includes: a first duct that discharges air containing coating material mist from an outflow port directed downward; a second duct having an inflow port opened in a horizontal direction; and an incinerable intermediate filter that is detachably connected between the first duct and the second duct and removes the coating material mist from the air. The coating material mist remover also includes: a first connection mechanism that can connect and separate the first duct and the intermediate filter; and a second connection mechanism that can connect and separate the second duct and the intermediate filter.

Treatment system (100) for treating workpieces (102), having a treatment region (108) for receiving workpieces (102) to be treated, and a plurality of operating devices (130) for performing one or more operations on the workpieces (102) to be treated.

A spray booth especially adapted for painting operations having a dry filter module with features for allowing changing of the filters quickly and in a contained environment, which reduces exposure to non-authorized and non-properly-protected personnel. A carousel-like filter module flips a wall to move dirty filters into a containment space while placing clean filters in position to continue the painting process. The process and device in accordance with this invention is safe, repeatable, predictable, and capable of changing a large number of filters in a short period of time, for example, during lunch break or other short break in the painting operation.