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靜電噴塗設備的优点

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靜電噴塗設備适用于金属、木头等材质，塑胶及其他材质可以通过打导电液也可实现静电喷效果。

由于有靜電吸附效果，可實現省油30%左右，噴塗無死角。靜電噴塗分普通靜電槍、旋杯、disc噴塗。

静电喷涂是一种新型喷涂技术，由于其具有原料节约、涂覆效率高、涂膜性能强、工业化连续操作可行等优点，受到各领域的广泛关注。那什么是靜電噴塗設備？靜電噴塗設備就是使雾化了的油漆微粒在直流高压电场中带上负电荷，再在静电场的作用下，定向地飞向带正电荷的被喷涂表面，沉积成一层均匀牢固的涂膜的技术。与普通刷涂、喷涂相比，静电喷涂不仅漆膜丰满，附着力和装饰性良好，大大提升了油漆的利用率，还能改善作业条件，保证了涂装工人的身体健康，减少工人的职业病隐患。

静电塗裝設備有五大优点：

1、大量節省塗料，上漆率往往在60%以上

2、改善工作環境，減少漆霧飛散

3、提高噴漆質量和生産效率

4、操作簡單，安全環保

5、水性溶劑噴塗均可使用

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