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塗料壓力桶有什麽優點和缺點？

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塗料壓力桶有什麽優點和缺點？

要了解塗料壓力桶的优点和缺点首先要知道什么塗料壓力桶。下面鵬鲲小编为大家简单说一下。

塗料壓力桶就是帶壓力的送料罐，采用耐高壓鋼板一體成型，不鏽鋼內膽，配有自動排壓閥；表面防鏽處理,可配一般噴槍和靜電槍使用。是由氣動馬達，空氣調節器，安全閥，泄氣閥，出料口，內桶及四只活動輪所組成。

常用規格：10L、20L、40L、60L（手動、氣動可供選用）。其他容量壓力桶可以定制。

塗料壓力桶優點：1、適用于小型噴塗機；材質是內不鏽鋼，外碳鋼，密封性好，塗料不容易揮發，安全性高；2、此氣動攪拌型壓力桶的氣動馬達可自行攪拌，使桶內的塗料保持均勻，在噴塗作業中，不會因塗料沈澱而産生色差。3、適用性強，該産品不僅僅只局限于塗料，其它噴塗材料也可使用，比如油墨、化學液料、油漆(水性漆、塑料漆、防鏽漆…)、溶劑(離型劑、接著劑…)、膠(白膠、陶瓷膠、強力膠…)或任何高黏度液體，都可以藉壓力桶的壓力來輸送液料。

塗料壓力桶缺點：沒有塗料回油裝置；看不到桶內油漆塗料，可能塗料用完了都不知道；不能隨時加油漆塗料。

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