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塗裝設備对产品表面喷涂性能的重要性！

返回列表 作者：鵬鲲自动化设备編輯：來源：发布日期： 2018.12.19

所謂塗裝設備也就是對于各類産品來進行表面噴塗的一種設備，它在現在的工業社會中有著很大的重要性，之所以說它重要，也正是因爲現在有很多産品的工件在使用之前，也都會有著噴塗的需要，因爲在噴塗之後，能達到多方面的需要。在塗裝設備的噴塗之下，能達到保護作用和美觀，而對于任何一個工件來說，也都要看中它的美觀性，只有美觀，才能讓自己的産品達到很好的競爭優勢，另外還有就是有些本身也就是在性能方面有著噴塗的需要。比如說金屬類的噴塗需要防靜電，在這樣的情況下，往往也是需要塗裝設備來完成的，最爲常見的也就是電子工件，因爲它是電子工件，所以它必須要達到一定的防靜電處理，而這種處理也就是要使用到這種設備。

1.保護作用

日常生活中使用的各類生産、生活用具和設備大都是由金屬、木材、塑料等材料制成的。這些材料特別是金屬材料易受到環境中的腐蝕性物質、水分、空氣中的氧的侵蝕和腐蝕，因腐蝕造成的經濟損失極爲可觀。而在各種金屬防腐措施中，采用塗層保護是一種最簡便、有效的方法。塗料在物體表面形成的漆膜屏障。一方面能保持物體表面的完整;另一方面使物體與環境隔絕，免受日光、空氣、雨水、腐蝕性氣體和化學藥品的損害而變得更加經久耐用。還能起到延長金屬制品使用壽命的作用。

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2.裝飾作用

用各種顔色來美化物品、美化生活和工作環境是人類情感上的需要。由于塗料很容易配成各種顔色，形成的塗層不僅平整光亮，還可以獲得立體質感的效果，加上塗料施工便利。因此塗料塗裝已成爲生産、生活中的一種重要裝飾手段。經過噴漆裝飾後的制品外觀更加亮麗、悅目、給人以美的享受。

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