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手機套自動噴漆機—表面噴油應該注意的一些事項

返回列表 作者：手機套自動噴漆機编辑： 400-088-0769/19907699619 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2020.04.13

市場上很多産品都經過表面處理之後顯得更加光鮮亮麗，有些産品透著光，有些産品透著亮，有些産品啞光但卻有質感等等。這類産品多見于塑膠。比如手機套，絕大多數的手機殼都是經過了噴油處理才顯得十分好看。下面小編講解一下使用手機套自動噴漆機噴塗時塑膠表面該注意些什麽？

1.塑膠産品在不同的塗料調配下和不同溫度的烘烤下，要注意的是溫度變化。如果不加以注意的話，當産品的質量不達要求，溶劑太強。這類情況直接會造成素材的毀壞，也就是因爲溫度導致了産品出現變形。所在溫度控制很重要。

2.手机套素材的表面处理也十分重要，不能有任何尘点或是杂质，表面务必要处理干净，保持一个整洁的状态。一般可以采取酒精去擦拭，然后在使用之前手機套自動噴漆機喷涂用静电除尘枪将其吹干净。

3.調漆的濃度和比例需要依照氣溫的高低，或者是素材的質量好壞來決定濃度和稀度。建議的是噴塗前先打樣，出現問題及時調整。

值得注意的是ABS材料的表面能比較高，其塗裝的附著力也相對好一點。但是，ABS材料也有弊端，就是耐熱性差，所以在烘幹的溫度低時，也就造成表面能低，造成的結果就是塗裝困難。以pvc材料舉個例子，可以先用二甲苯擦拭上漆，將油墨或者是油漆，使用噴槍膠輪等工來上漆。但也會出現油漆太厚或者並不適合于上漆的狀態時，可以用二甲苯等化學藥劑按照比例作稀釋處理。

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