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隨著我國經濟的發展，塗裝設備技术开始飞速的发展，在塗装自动化生产方面，塗装生产线、自动噴塗設備、自动喷漆线、靜電噴塗設備等技术的推广应用，喷塗技术的研制及推广，特别是通讯数码行业、家电行业、家居、家具行业、日用五金、铝材构件、电器产品、汽车工业等领域的蓬勃发展，使塗裝設備有了明顯的進步與長足的發展。塗裝指對金屬、塑料、塑膠、木制品、玻璃、皮革等材料加工成的制品，表面覆蓋保護層或裝飾層，隨著工業技術的發展，塗裝技術與設備的發展經曆了由手工到機械設備到自動生産線的發展過程。

塗裝設備適合各行業各種不同産品的噴塗如：電腦機殼，電話，手機，相機，耳機，手提電腦，手提CD，MD機殼，鍵盤，按鍵，車燈罩，電視機底及面殼，計算機，時鍾，音響配件，汽車配件，化妝品，金屬五金外殼噴塗等。櫥櫃板，禮品盒等
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1，使用範圍廣泛，機器動作靈活，通用性強適合噴塗較複雜的工件。産量高，能達到高品質，高效率噴塗；
2，完全數字化顯示屏控制 ,可記憶存儲幾百組資料參數,，人性化圖形顯示界面；簡單易操作。
3，平板噴塗只要輸入長寬即可，可進行圓弧噴塗，曲線噴塗，平面噴塗等。

塗裝設備，投入6個月光省人工與油漆費用緣T苫厥赵O備成本，特別適合鼠標殼、噴塗手機，相機，電話，五金件，塑料，玩具，平板電腦，安全帽等中小型外殼，五個噴塗面工件在線旋轉噴塗，可減少輸送帶鏈條最少油汙，提高噴塗環境，減少噴塗不良，對要求高加工件及量大産品更適使用！産量：300*300mm轉盤工件噴塗時間8件 /20S，可四槍或單，雙槍同時噴塗，是人工轉爲自動噴塗，投入最低回報最快的選擇，是你人力與生産成本降低的最好選擇。小型噴油機可以替代人工噴漆的劣勢，産量高，操作簡便，省油漆，油漆耗損量爲普通小型噴塗機的一半，且噴塗效果極佳，色澤亮麗，厚度均勻。

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