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東莞自動噴漆流水線設備將進入新生産時代，特別是目前實體經濟不景氣的情況下，國內勞動力成本上升，所有生産企業都轉入一個全新時代生産，否則我們真的要被市場淘汰。全新智能自動噴漆設備給企業節省很大一筆開支，創造很大財富，讓企業走出困境，市場也是在不斷追求工業自動化改造。

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