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爲了選擇自動噴漆設備優劣勢而煩惱？

返回列表 作者：鵬鲲自動噴漆設備编辑： 180-2525-7959/400-088-0769 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2020.06.02

在噴塗行業中你是否在爲如何選機型而苦惱，是否在糾結不同設備的優劣勢而煩惱呢？自動噴漆設備能解決你的擔憂，它是經過5年時間研發以及改造的，申請了設備的軟著專利。適用範圍廣範，通用性強大。目前針對塑膠，五金，陶瓷，布料，皮革，木制品，玻璃制品。有過2812個成功案例以及客人的反饋好評。

自動噴漆設備集合了市场上常规噴塗設備的优势并且改良了它的缺点，它结合了定枪环形线的优势：产能大，单一的定枪环形线适合小中型的产品，用的冶具多，耗油，编程不可复制性，自動噴漆設備可根据产品的弧形找轨迹可节省油漆，一次编程可保存持续使用。

自動噴漆設備集合了在线往复机的简易操作，但是单一的在线往复机通知是采用摆盘的方式喷涂，造成油漆浪费，喷途过程中喷枪采用左右扫和上下扫的方式集合了左右和上下四个面的边界处有油漆的浪费。并且在喷涂过程中时间长，空气中的颗粒物易吸附在产品表面造成产品的不良率高。自動噴漆設備可做专门的冶具把产品固定竖起来转动喷涂，这样节省了油漆，减少了喷涂时间提高了产品的良品率。

噴漆設備集合了機械手的靈活性，單一的機械手只有一至兩個工位，産能低噴塗産品單一，編程複雜，專門的售後人員都要一個星期才能完成，更何況機械手費水櫃，占地方。四槍六軸一次配有4把槍相當于4台機械手並且有自帶水櫃，節省了人工、空間和電費。

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