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目前大多數傳統噴漆廠家的沙發腳噴漆依舊延續著傳統的手工噴塗的方式，這已經是很落後的一個傳統生産工藝，傳統的手工噴漆已經能夠延續這麽久說明在沙發腳噴漆方面科學創新比較少，下面鵬鲲小編爲大家簡單介紹一下傳統手工噴塗工藝與沙發腳生産流水線設備的區別。

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上面就是對傳統沙發腳噴漆的一個簡單分析，反映了一種新的噴塗方式産生迫在眉睫，那麽新的噴漆方式需要達到一個什麽樣的效果呢？高效、節能、環保是必須要的。

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