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佛山鞋底自動噴漆機 生産商，致力于为鞋材生产企业提供专业、优质、高效的自動喷涂机械；解决鞋材企业因喷漆人员严重短缺、人工操作效率低、色差严重、生产现场烟雾弥漫等被动局面；大大提高了企业的生产力、竞争力，为企业创造最大的生产效益；让广大鞋材生产企业体验生产自動化所带来的最大实惠，佛山鞋底自動噴漆機以環保、高效、節能、性價比高的特點著稱，專業鞋底自動噴漆機、鞋跟自動噴漆機、喷胶机等，具有操作简便、设计合理，一机一人操控，水循环净化等优点。適用于産品噴塗有pu塑膠鞋底、橡膠鞋底、牛筋鞋底、千層鞋底、泡沫鞋底、複合鞋底、真皮鞋底、運動鞋底、皮鞋底等。

佛山鞋底自動噴漆機具有哪些優勢：

1.一次性同時噴兩個/四個産品甚至多個工件

2.一人一機操作，更省人工

3.連續24h+365天無故障運行

4.設備材質全不鏽鋼保養更方便

5.設備操作簡單，動作編寫調試靈活，程序可存取。

6.仿形噴塗軌迹確，噴塗均勻性好。

7.工件正反轉自由設置，工件正反速度可獨立無級調速。

8.噴槍可獨立控制，可獨立調節氣壓、油霧大小、高低、角度、均可獨立調節。

9.I/O可視化檢修對應界面。更便于維護檢修、排查問題。

鵬鲲提供塗裝出現油點不良現象原因分析及對策

出現油點:塗膜局部呈現似小火山孔、開口狀凹洞

原因分析:

被塗裝件的表面未完全清潔幹淨以前或前處理工程結果不良時,即進行施以噴塗作業(例如防鏽油脂類、壓延油脂類、脫模劑、蠟質、髒粒、異物、或人手指紋、及不規則或不完整的前處理皮膜等,仍殘留于素材表面的全面或局部位置)。

處理方式:

1、確認被塗物件的清潔程度,及前處理工程滿足規格的要求(若油脂殘留于素材時間過久,或其中內含特殊的重油脂、矽類物質等,得必須加強表面處理清潔工程的程度)

2、避免待噴塗物件于施工的准備、搬運、傳送及後塗裝的前准備過程中間受到環境及人爲的再次汙染。

3、定時、全面性清潔施工設備和整理作業環境(5S非常重要)

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