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手機殼自動噴漆機如何使用水性塗料加工呢？

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手機殼自動噴漆機用到的水性塗料與一般的塗料不同，在加工的時候難度更大，那麽自動噴漆機是如何使用水性塗料施工的呢?

第一：用幹淨的水將塗料調至適宜噴塗的粘度。

第二：空氣壓力最好掌握在0.3-0.4兆帕。壓力過小，漆液霧化不良，外表會形成麻點；壓力過大易流挂，且漆霧過大，會影響操作者的健康。

第三：手機殼自動噴漆機的喷嘴与物面的间隔个别以300-400毫米爲宜。過近易流挂；過遠漆霧不平均，易湧現麻點，且噴嘴距物面遠漆霧在途中飛散形成糟蹋。間隔的詳細大小，應依據塗料的品種、粘度及氣壓的大小來恰當調劑。

第四：手機殼自動噴漆機可作高低动作，喷嘴要平直于物面喷涂，尽量增添斜向喷涂。

第五：.噴塗的次序是：先難後易，先裏後外。先高處後低處，先小面積後大面積。

所以说手機殼自動噴漆機在施工水性涂料加工的时候需要注意这些细节，确保产品加工的效果。

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