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講述自動噴漆噴塗設備分類與各自的特點有哪些？

返回列表 作者：鵬鲲自动喷漆噴塗設備编辑： 180-2525-7959/400-088-0769 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2020.07.22

东莞鵬鲲自动化塗裝設備厂家分享下自动喷漆噴塗設備分類與各自的特點有哪些？

自动喷漆噴塗設備一般来说可分成三大类：空气噴塗設備這種設備他的油漆利用率低，塗料傳遞效率只有30%左右，波浪状的喷雾常易引起反弹及过喷等缺点。不但浪费了涂料，对环境也造成了相当的污染。由于涂料与压缩空气直接接触，所以对压缩空气要求净化处理，否则压缩空气中的水份和油混入涂料，就会使噴塗設備层产生气泡和发白失光等弊病。

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使用这种噴塗設備，可以让用户更加满意施工的效率，因为这类噴塗設備能够提高油漆的附着力，延长涂层的寿命。高压无气噴塗設備喷涂采用高压喷射雾化，使涂料微粒获得强有力的动能，噴塗設備涂料微粒借此动能射达工件空隙之中，因而使涂层更密，与工件的机械咬合力增强，附着力提高，有效延长噴塗設備涂层寿命。

靜電噴塗設備

靜電噴塗設備喷涂是可以和空气，混气噴塗設備喷涂加以组合应用，并将各自的优点综合成一个新的喷涂方法。在接地工件和噴塗設備噴槍之間加上直流高壓，就會産生一個靜電場，帶負電的塗料微粒噴到工件時，經過相互碰撞均勻地沈積在工件表面，那些散落在工件附近的塗料微料仍處在靜電場的作用範圍內，但靜電噴塗對塗料的粘度及導電率都有一定的要求，不是所有塗料都適用于靜電噴塗設備噴塗。

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