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燈罩自動噴塗線的優勢，你知道嗎？

返回列表 作者：鵬鲲燈罩自動噴塗線编辑： 400-088-0769/199-0769-9619 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2020.07.01

會有很多的人來詢問，訂購一條燈罩自動噴塗線是会划算的吗？一天噴塗設備就需要几万甚至是十几万，那么一整条喷涂线岂不是更加的贵，需要花很多的钱，这样真的好吗？接下来我司就来给大家剖析一整条线会给大家带来什么益处。

（1）工作效率高。燈罩自動噴塗線就是流水线工作，一般只需要2-3個小工放置工件就行了，噴塗速度很快。

（2）操作簡單。在操作以前只需要進行一個簡單操作培訓就可以了，而一個熟練的工人可以獨自操作10條生産線。

（3）质量有保证。在噴塗設備不出现任何状况的情况下，每一个工件的品质都是一样的包括涂层漆膜厚度一致。

（4）大大縮短工作工期。每道工序都有專業的人和設備進行操作，來保證每一個環節都不會出現問題，另外還有專用的機械設備輔助，縮短工作周期。

燈罩自動噴塗線工艺参数分析：

1、根據塗層厚度和質量要求決定噴塗遍數。

2、依據塗料材料的流動性和鏈速確定流平時間和區間距離。

3、按照塗層光澤度要求和物理性能(如粘度、電導率)確定噴槍類型。

4、根据节拍时间和噴塗設備的速度，可计算出每一个设备在一个节拍内的喷涂面积，比较这个计算结果与喷涂区域分配面积大小，如果计算结果小于喷涂区域分配面积，说明噴塗設備的喷涂能力不行，需要增加设备，另外，扩大喷涂能力的另外一个办法是在一台设备上安装多支喷枪。

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