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不鏽鋼勺子自動噴油機的價格是多少？

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最近接到很多客戶的電話，上來就問你家這台不鏽鋼勺子自動噴油機 多少錢？對于這類問題該如何去回答呢？並不是說我就告訴你具體多少多少錢就可以了，下面我就簡單的來給大家介紹一下。

作爲客戶來說，他會有很多不懂得地方，首先他會從網絡上找一些網站排名比較靠前的廠家，然後直接打電話咨詢價格，最後直接比較價格，看看哪家的價格比較符合自己的預算，就會傾向于哪家。

以我們东莞鵬鲲自动化噴塗設備有限公司爲例，鵬鲲人本著爲客戶負責的態度，首先，針對這一類客戶，我們首先要問明白客戶的需求，針對客戶的具體需求推薦最適合客戶使用的設備。比如，客戶只做不鏽鋼勺子的，那我們只給客戶推薦比較適合做不鏽鋼勺子的不鏽鋼勺子自動噴油機 ；再比如，客戶那邊做加工廠噴油的，很顯然種類比較多，那簡單的噴油機就不合適了，那我們的4槍6軸自動噴油機就比較合適；所以，我們不能爲了掙錢而掙錢，還得考慮客戶的實際需求，爲客戶做出合理的方案設計，根據方案設計進行報價。

不鏽鋼勺子自動噴油機的價格還會受以下這三個因素的影響

第一:使用不鏽鋼勺子自動噴油機 的噴油效果更好，擁有極佳的表面質量，噴出來的勺子表面塗層更平整光滑。

第二：降低成本，一方面是從塗料上節省塗料，噴塗均勻，降低油膜的厚度。另一方面從人工上節省成本，一般情況下購置不鏽鋼勺子自動噴油機 以及維護的費用和使用人工的費用也都差不多。

第三：噴油的效率很高，平均下來每天 8小時工資每天可噴油5000個以上，可針對大型企業的大批量生産。

所以說選擇不鏽鋼勺子自動噴油機並不是說就多花了多少，當你使用 2年的情況下，差不多可以節省出機械的購置費用，而使用五年呢？使用的時間越長不就越省成本嗎！

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