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淺談五金噴漆加工時附著不行力如何進行解決措施

返回列表 作者：五金噴漆加工编辑： 180-2525-7959/400-088-0769 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2021.03.18

五金噴漆附著力不行的時候咱們是怎樣進行解決的呢，接下來，東坑噴漆加工廠小編就帶咱們簡略的來了解一下解決辦法。

五金噴漆加工時附著力不行，需要了解以下幾點：

1.五金噴漆出産線或是噴塗出産線的溫度數據信息是不是在加工工藝規則範疇以內，溫度是不是過高，查驗爐道溫度感應開關是不是一切正常；

2.确认使用的高温胶带其耐热性数据信息是不是符合出产制作规则，烤漆一般规则耐高温 210度-220度，五金喷漆出产加工的一般规则180度-200度（根據噴漆工藝的不一樣，其耐熱性的規則以各有不同，之上數據信息僅作參考）；

3.五金噴漆出産加工的高溫膠帶商品本身

的产品质量问题，高温胶带在涂布加工过程中是不是严苛依照聚氨酯树脂烤制数据信息开展升温干固，干固時间不足或是涂布角速度过快，会造成胶水、底涂胶水、板材三者不能够成份融和；

4.五金噴漆出産加工高溫膠帶塗布後，半成品加工應靜放兩-三天時間，即可複卷切割使用，其目地是讓膠水與板材的足夠融和，膠水在當然情況下全部幹固。

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