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小型自動噴塗生産線分別：動槍環繞式噴塗線、定槍環繞式噴塗線、定槍動槍雙系統環繞式噴塗線。

小型自動噴塗生産線的優勢：

1.産品節距爲450，適用于400以下，軸向旋轉産品，工件正反轉自由設置。

2.一次性噴三個産品，保證噴漆表面均勻一致，有效提高效率。

3.速度可控制0~12線速，無極調速。

4.産品節距可從50.8以倍數隨意調整，以適應各種不同規格尺寸的産品。

5.4~8槍多角度，可加點噴系統，有産品噴塗，無産品待噴，有效節省油耗。

6.可不停槍連續噴塗，持續24小時不停産。

7.産品節距可定制，以適應各種不同規格尺寸的産品。

8.雙系統控制，固定槍動槍均可獨立調節，通用性強。

9.可不停槍連續噴塗，持續24小時不停産。

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