Three families. One philosophy: built to last.
In Frillesås (Sweden) and Andebu (Norway) we manufacture our equipment with a single idea: it should last at least 25 years. So we build with slightly heavier steel and do more by hand than most. But you know you can rely on our products.
* Depending on solution and use
Why Paintpoint
Personnel lifts certified to ATEX and CE — and Greenline cabinets designed without ignition sources for safe handling of flammable substances. Operator safety is the starting point, not an afterthought.
Ventilated paint handling reduces exposure to solvents. The right working height and well-thought-out solutions mean less strain on the body — and with masking and tools close at hand, the body is spared unnecessary lifting and reaching.
Up to 30% shorter working time per job compared with manual work, and equipment that lasts 25 years. The payback period depends on use — we're happy to run the numbers on your specific workshop.
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In depth
Paintpoint manufactures and supplies workshop equipment for automotive and industrial refinishing. The range rests on three pillars: the Wall-Man and Liftman personnel lifts for safe access at height, the Green Line systems for mixing rooms — ventilated mixing benches, gun cleaners and hazardous-material storage — and the workshop fittings with sanding benches, masking trolleys and bumper storage.
Green Line we develop and manufacture ourselves in Frillesås, south of Gothenburg. The personnel lifts are made in Norway. What they all have in common is that they must withstand hard daily use for decades — we have customers still using equipment we delivered in the 1980s.
We sell directly and through resellers across the Nordics and the Baltics, to workshops in automotive, bus, tram, rail, boat, wind power and heavy industry. Not sure which solution you need? Call us and we'll go through your workshop at no cost.
We don't compete on the lowest price. An imported mixing bench costs less to buy, and that's a perfectly reasonable choice for anyone who replaces equipment often. Our business idea is built on the opposite: that the equipment should still be standing and working when the workshop is rebuilt, when staff are replaced and when the paint supplier switches to a new system.
That's why we manufacture ourselves, in steel, with spare parts kept in stock long after a model is discontinued. And that's why ventilation, ergonomics and safety are built in from the start rather than tacked on afterwards — those are the things that decide whether the equipment is still in use in twenty years, or left standing.
