Let your workshop grow with modular welding booths

Modular construction, fixed in daily use

A modular welding booth does not mean that the walls are moved around every day. The panels are installed on site and together form a permanent workplace. The flexibility lies in the way the booth is constructed: individual elements can be reused when the layout needs to change.

This can make it possible to:

• add an extra welding station;

• combine two smaller booths into one larger workspace;

• enlarge or reduce an existing booth;

• adapt the layout when machines or traffic routes change;

• extend an existing row of welding booths at a later stage.

The booth therefore remains firmly in place as long as the situation stays the same, while the modular design leaves room for future reconfiguration.

Not every welding booth is built the same way

The design of a welding booth depends on what happens inside it and what is needed around the workstation. In one situation, the main focus may be shielding welding light, while in another, noise control also plays an important role.

A booth can, for example, be fitted with welding curtains or welding strips at the front, keeping the workstation accessible while still providing shielding. Where sound absorption is also important, Cepro Sonic panels can form part of the booth.

Access also has a major influence on the design. If people mainly walk in and out, an opening with flexible welding strips can be practical. If larger workpieces or materials need to enter the booth, a wider opening or a front section that can be moved fully aside may be more suitable.

The modular system makes it possible to combine these different elements within one booth. This means the layout can be tailored not only to the available space, but also to the welding process, the size of the workpieces, the required shielding and the way the booth is used every day.