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一、往複式自動噴塗機適用範圍：

本機適合各行業各種不同産品的噴塗，如：電腦機殼，電話，手機，相機，耳機，手提電腦，手提 CD，MD機殼，鍵盤，按鍵，車燈罩，電視機底及面殼，計算機，時鍾，音響配件，汽車配件，化妝品，金屬五金外殼噴塗等。櫥櫃板，禮品盒等。

往複式自動噴塗機.

二、 往複式自動噴塗機特點：

1.使用範圍廣泛，機器動作靈活，通用性強適合噴塗較複雜的工件。産量高，能達到高品質，高效率噴塗。

2.完全數字化顯示屏控制 ,可記憶存儲幾百組資料參數,人性化圖形顯示界面；簡單易操作。

3.平板噴塗只要輸入長寬即可，可進行圓弧噴塗，曲線噴塗，平面噴塗等。

4.主體采用全不鏽鋼制作，具有耐酸、耐堿，耐化學品等性能，對潮氣、鹽霧、油類及有機溶劑都有良好的抗性；方便清洗、保養、維護等特點。

5.觸控式PLC一體控制，簡便操作，零基礎學會，通俗易懂，等。

6.水櫃廢氣處理一體式，有效提高環保，空氣循環水過濾，集中排放等優點。

7.內置0.4立方小儲氣缺罐，使氣體二次儲氣，增加噴塗穩定性。

8.節省人工，節省原料，汙染少，節省油漆，提高産量，提升産品質量。

9.可以跳開檢測裝置，使往複無限循環噴塗。

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