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返回列表 作者：東莞市鵬鲲自動化設備有限公司编辑： 400-088-0769/18025257959 来源： WWW.PK16.COM 发布日期： 2019.01.05

之前鵬鲲小編曾提到過東莞優博實業有限公司是專門生産集成電路精密塑膠盤的公司。因爲産品噴塗工藝要求比較高，手噴嘗試都失敗了，所以在網上聯系到我們，想上一條全自動的噴塗線試一下。但是又擔心全自动噴塗設備也像手噴一樣失敗，這個投資風險就太大了。

那么我们公司的黄总就建议他们先上一台小型的的样板机，试喷产品合格后再上线体，这样可以大大的降低投资风险。所以，优博在我们公司订了一台样板机。现在设备已经安装调试完成，并且顺利投产使用。喷涂的成品经过优博客户的检验，已经合格了。实践证明鵬鲲的自动噴塗設備喷涂效果非常好。因此，他们现在正打算上几条全自动噴塗設備大線體，配套自動抓取上下料機構，噴漆，吹幹，鮮風房，烘烤，廢氣廢水處理一條龍。要求我們設計的線體盡量減少人工數量，省下更多成本。

鵬鲲設備廠家直銷，可以來樣免費試噴，可以先做測試再上設備，無論機型大小都可以定制，無論産品噴塗工藝要求多高都可以滿足，無論您是要自動化、半自動化、全自動化的設備應有盡有，沒有中間商賺差價，最重要的是，廠家對産品品質和售後服務進行了直接的監管，這就是投資全自动噴塗設備直接與廠家對接的諸多好處。

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