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探討汽車零配件自動噴漆設備如何維護保養

返回列表 作者：鵬鲲汽車零配件自動噴漆設備编辑： 400-088-0769/180-2525-7959 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2025.06.17

隨著工業技術的不斷進步,近些年汽車零配件自動噴漆設備在涂装行业得到广泛应用。那样汽車零配件自動噴漆設備在使用中应当注意哪些细节,而且我们应该怎么维护保养你清楚吗？没事儿,今日鵬鲲噴塗設備厂家的小编就给大家简单介绍一下,你不到一起来看看吗？

汽車零配件自動噴漆設備基本上保養注意事項:

1、喷漆房维护保养：定期维护自动噴塗設備的喷柜供排风系统,而且通常一个星期上下需开启喷柜后边清洁油污过滤装置一回,同时还要不定期的清理输送网链条油渍并加入润滑油。

2、喷油系统维护保养：自动噴塗設備在使用完毕需停机时开启油漆涂料油阀使油漆涂料所有流到油漆涂料罐,然后拿出油漆涂料罐再放入清理容剂到搅拌桶里并启动油泵,另开启油阀和喷漆枪调到比较大让清理容剂在油管路里循环往复清洁喷漆枪及喷油泵。由于低温泵与喷漆枪正确度非常高，因此在处理时切勿随意拆卸，以免造成。

3、定期维护：自动噴塗設備在工作一星期或50h后，要检查自动噴塗設備的泵体、缸筒,转动处皮带的松紧程度。接头牢固程度、密闭性,清理自动噴塗設備表面,而且按使用需求定期维护离合器、油阀、减速电机、空压机等关键部件,若有磨损或受损要适时调整替换。

此外工業設備因氣候因素(如冬休期期)等都需要停用一段時間時要開展停止使用維護保養。生産部應依據各種各樣塗裝機械的應用方案而作出相應的維護計劃,並且要各機械作業工作人員認真落實,那樣能夠確保各塗裝機械日常保養事頂項,進而提升塗裝的生産量。

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