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如何選擇一款好的玩具自動噴漆機

返回列表 作者：鵬鲲自动化设备編輯：來源：发布日期： 2018.12.13

市場上有各種各樣的玩具自動噴漆機，如何才能選擇一款好的、適合自己産品的玩具噴塗機呢？東莞鵬鲲自動化設備11年研發生産廠家專注于玩具自動噴漆機。专研塑胶，五金行业喷涂工艺流程，异常分析处理对策。爲您提供建设性可行性方案，免费提供投资喷漆设备重点方向，喷漆工艺流程，喷漆品质异常分析报告。客户可提供贵公司的产品类型，产品尺寸与涂装要求等基本信息，我司安排技术人员详细沟通后，推荐相关涂装方案，推荐适配机型。其次对产品的款式来选择合适的自动喷漆机。鵬鲲自动化设备以往的客戶案例现有的款式机型

（轉盤式噴塗機、2工位/4工位回轉機、打板式單軸往複機、靜電噴漆機、多軸玩具自動噴漆機、定槍環繞式噴塗線、定槍噴烤一體機）。

玩具自動噴漆機各机型优势如下：

1.轉盤式噴塗機

a.移動可推式，小巧靈活易于保養

b.一人上下料，比線體環繞線更省人工

c.分割器旋轉定位，噴塗位置更精准，對産品內噴效果顯著

2.2工位/4工位回轉機

a.分割器旋轉180度定位，使産品噴塗位置更精准

b.一次性同時噴兩個/四個産品

c.一人一機操作，更省人工

3.打板式單軸往複機

a.移動式小巧靈活，一人一機操作，更省人工

b.軸運動線速度可高達100米/min,可靈活加減速度調節

c.適用于軸噴塗旋轉産品，産品尺寸400mm以內，行程高度900以內

4. 静电喷漆机

a.漆膜細膩平整、附著好，節省油漆，提升品質

b.不會或很少有漆霧飛散，可改善工人的勞動環境

c.一次性可噴多個産品，塗裝效率可提升數倍

5. 定枪环绕式喷涂线

a.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

b.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

c.可不停槍連續噴塗，持續24小時不停産

6. 定枪喷烤一体机

a.一體封閉式，搬運方便，一次調試好機器，程序可存儲200條以上，數據直接調用，一輩子重複傻瓜式操作

b. 线体速度0-8米，無級調速，8米線速以上可定做

c.産品預熱→靜電除塵→噴塗→流平→20m烤爐表幹，大線體縮小版，表幹後良品率更高。

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