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塑膠制品噴油加工常見的幾個工藝方式？---鵬鲲噴漆加工

返回列表 作者：喷涂加工厂家编辑： 180-2525-7959/400-088-0769 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2020.11.12

塑膠制品噴油加工體現在以下幾點作用。噴油加工的工序形形色色有待我們共同去研究與發現。讓更多的産品能展現出獨特的美觀點。以我們優越的自動化設備噴塗加工來滿足廣大客戶的需求。

當然目前塑膠制品的使用率可以說是十分廣泛的，生活用品及電子産品等方面都會使用到。所以噴油加工這一項工序，在塑膠制品制作的基礎上是不可缺少的一類加工工藝。說起噴油加工現今在不同的行業中，對噴塗、噴油的工藝有著不同的客戶需求，漸漸的噴油工藝也多元化了起來。例如：UV油噴漆加工、噴砂加工、色漆噴油加工、漸變噴油加工等，任何一個客戶都想要質感美觀舒適的産品，所以噴油加工就是負責提供美觀舒適。

重點來說噴油在塑膠制品當中的運用主要起到幾個工藝方式：
1、防靜電手感油
　　防靜電油是塑膠制品中噴塗最廣泛的一類，達到它主要的作用是在塑膠産品表面噴塗一層透明水狀的油霧（油霧與水霧相容，無油膩的感覺）達到光滑面的效果，以及能防止粘黏灰塵的作用，所以噴手感油的美容護膚類的産品比較多。
2、色油
　　正所謂“顔色不夠，噴油來湊”，拿噴油當顔色的，在很多産品中都有這樣使用過。不過塑膠制品噴色油的有兩種情況，一時産品的光色效果的深度達不到客戶需要的顔色，二是因爲産品表面有不良現象，使用噴色油的方法來掩蓋。
3、 pu油
　　噴 pu油呢主要是取到引導作用，pu油墨是一種熱固型高性能聚氨酯噴塗油墨，具有良好的保護性能，特別適合用于塑膠制品具有亮光或啞光需求的表面噴塗，不過這一類油墨較少人使用，主要原因是對生産車間有要求，效果好不好都需看溫度，所以此項工藝比較複雜。

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