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如何找到專業的五金噴塗生産線生産廠家!

返回列表 作者：東莞市鵬鲲自動化設備有限公司编辑： 400-088-0769/18025257959 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2019.02.09

如何找到專業的五金噴塗生産線生産廠家

現在單單是廣東省內的自動化設備廠家就很多了，更別說全國各地了。那怎麽在衆多廠家中找到專業的五金噴塗生産線生産廠家呢？

鵬鲲小編對于五金噴塗生産線生産廠家的選擇有幾點意見供您參考：

1、在初期溝通時提一些專業性比較強的問題，看廠家是否對産品噴塗工藝很了解；

2、實地到廠家生産車間看看其生産能力，耳聽爲虛，眼見爲實；

3、詢問其他使用該廠家産品的客戶，可以了解到産品質量，售後服務等；

4、有沒有專業的設備設計工程師做方案，方案合不合理；

那您可以看看東莞鵬鲲五金噴塗生産線生産廠家的優勢：

1、鵬鲲的黃總就是做噴塗管理出身的，有著十幾年的經驗，接觸過各種産品的噴塗工藝，都是生産銷售一條龍，對于制作設備也很專業。

2、鵬鲲廠內常年備有39款百多台現機，其他非標機型還可以定制，客戶隨時來廠來樣都可以有樣機試噴；

3、鵬鲲客戶用設備用的很舒心，效率提高了，品質提高了，還省下好幾個噴油工。很多客戶訂單增加了都續訂了鵬鲲的設備。客戶一機一檔，有專業的售後人員跟進，有問題都第一時間幫客戶電話或視頻解決，電話上解決不到的問題會派人到客戶現場去解決。

4、鵬鲲的工程設計師做了20多年的非标噴塗設備设计，经验丰富，可以根据客户的实际情况设计出合理经济的方案。

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