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當今社會機械化施工愈發普遍，全自動化設備越來越受到人們的青睐。如何正確選擇燈飾自動噴塗機呢？下面就跟大家分析一下。

1、选择适合自己的。挑选燈飾自動噴塗機跟自己在生活中买东西是一样的，除了看品牌，还要关心产品本身的质量、喷涂机操作是否简单、作业效率高等。

2、选择噴塗設備的大小喷涂机有很多不同的喷头尺寸，被喷涂的材料种类将决定您所需的喷头大小。检查喷涂材料适用的最小喷头尺寸要求，并将其与您要购买的喷涂机的最大喷头尺寸进行比较。

3、喷涂什么类型的表面？不同的表面需要不同的材料和成品质量。您必须考虑材料和所需的成品，以选择正确的喷涂机和喷头。

4、您的预算是多少？购买燈飾自動噴塗機是一项投资。您不想买得过于昂贵或超支，也不想买得过于廉价或者面临麻烦。对于喷涂机的要求不同，其价格的变化也是巨大的。在购买喷涂机时，除了价格以外，还有另外几个需要考虑到的重要因素：最大喷头尺寸、电源、材料兼容性以及每周喷涂的数量。

5、選擇合適的噴頭檢查噴塗材料適用的最小噴頭尺寸要求，並將其與您要購買的噴塗機的最大噴頭尺寸進行比較。

6、选择合适的喷枪喷枪设备分空气喷枪、静电喷枪等。适合什么样的塗裝設備是要根据涂料种类、喷涂物体来决定的，所以要想选择的更好的那就要慎重选择。

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