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出現哪些問題表示你該換自動噴塗流水線了

返回列表 作者：東莞市鵬鲲自動化設備有限公司编辑： 400-088-0769/18025257959 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2019.02.22

很多客戶都在想我這條老自動噴塗流水線修修補補還能將就用，確實這樣在一定的時間裏能爲企業節省一定的費用，但是這種節省反而會爲企業帶來致命的經濟危機，如果你在不換你的訂單就會減少喽。原因以下：
1.噴塗出來的産品效果差，如果說現在的自動噴塗流水線噴塗出來的産品跟不上現在市場上的要求，出現一些噴塗不均勻，油漆厚度不一致，有的地方出現深有的地方出現淺的現在，甚至有的地方沒有噴到的現象，說明這套設備已經不能滿足企業的需求了。
2.塗裝流水線太陳舊，出現線體油漆脫落，設備零件老化，使用年限超過它的使用壽命了，這樣的産品也是建議再使用下去的。
3.産量太低，周期長。設備用久了就會出現一些産量跟不上訂單量的現象，客戶天天催貨也交不了貨，就會讓客戶産生一種該廠家生産低的感覺。
4.设备质量差，时常出现故障的现象。那些现在还在使用手动或者半自动的塗裝設備的厂家也是该换全自动塗裝設備了，因为你的竞争对手都已经在使用自动塗裝設備了，你还愿意在原地踏步嘛 ?如果說你的設備時常出現一些故障的問題，導致生産線停滯下來，那這種現狀有訂單也不能如期交貨給客戶。

当你还在使用已经淘汰的了的噴塗設備时候，您的竞争对手已经换上了先进的全自动噴塗設備，无论是产品质量还是交货日期，产品成本您都将落后于他们，那么下一个淘汰的可能就是你了，那么在您的噴塗設備出现以上所说的信号您就自己的企业换一套全新的自动噴塗設備吧。

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