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燈具自動噴漆機工件邊角覆蓋的重要性！

返回列表 作者：鹏锟自动喷漆机编辑： 199-0769-6609/400-088-0769 来源： / 发布日期： 2020.01.10

現在使用燈具自動噴漆機的廠家很多，而工件噴塗的主要目的有兩個是裝飾和保護。裝飾是外在質量，保護是內在質量，內在質量決定外在質量，如果塗層的保護功能都失去了，也就談不上裝飾了。並且因爲各工件塗裝的側重點不同，所以在噴塗過程中需要格外的注意。大部分噴塗的工件，對裝飾和保護都同等重要，因爲塗料的各種指標之間有著密切關聯，如硬度與韌性、附著力與抗沖擊性、流平與邊角覆蓋、施工性與塗裝效果等，如果過分強調某一指針，而忽視總體性能指標，則會造成顧此失彼，得不償失。

現在國內許多噴塗廠家在使用燈具自動噴漆機生産時往往只注重流平性，而忽視了邊角的覆蓋，但是現在的工件塗層一般的損壞都是從塗裝比較薄的邊角處開始損壞，而這些損壞的危險性和對裝飾效果的破壞最爲嚴重。當然燈具自動噴漆機喷涂廠家在噴塗時邊角的噴塗效果都還很好的，但是在烘烤固化過程中隨著溫度的升高塗料的融化和固化，在工件表面張力的作用下，工件的邊角處會産生回縮，使這個鋒利的邊角部位的厚度變得很薄。而水汽很容易從最薄弱的邊角滲透進去，然後沿著塗膜與工件表面的縫隙進入，在化學和電化學的作用下使工件逐漸鏽蝕，形成帶有結晶的氧化物使體積膨脹脫膜剝離，造成工件腐蝕甚至造成工件斷裂損壞。

總之在企業在噴塗工件時一定要注意工件邊角的覆蓋問題，因爲只這樣才能延長産品的使用壽命才能做質量過硬的産品。

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