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五軸往複噴漆機的常見故障及其解決方法!

返回列表 作者：鵬鲲五軸往複噴漆機编辑： 400-088-0769/19907699619 来源： /project/jjfa.html 发布日期： 2019.11.01

機械取代人工是未來的發展趨勢，但只要是設備都有發生故障的時候，下面我們就來談一下五軸往複噴漆機的常見故障及其解決方法。

1、五軸往複噴漆機启动之后无反应：检查往复喷漆機设备的所有电源和气源，这是最

　　易导致喷漆機发生故障的原因，比如供电系统发生故障或插头接触不良等。检查设备的电源情况和整个车间的电源气源情况

2、五軸往複噴漆機出现传感器与工件无感应的情况：检查往复喷漆機的传感器位置是否出现偏移，有时可能会因为维护人员的疏忽导致传感器没有到位出现故障的情况，所以也要提醒维护人员要经常检查传感器的位置和灵敏度，如出现问题也好提前解决。

3、五軸往複噴漆機出现涂料雾化不良的情况：检查出漆量是否过大，涂料粘度是否过高，可以调整出漆量和涂料粘度，如果问题没有得到根本性的改善，可以更换喷枪试一下。再不行就得请专业的维修人员解决了。

4、五軸往複噴漆機出现喷涂不均匀的情况：检查油漆的剩余量是否不足，检查喷漆機喷嘴是否有污物。可以加油漆，清理喷枪的喷嘴。

　　五軸往複噴漆機是一款针对于板式工件的平面和侧边喷涂的设备，虽然是自动化的但也需要有技术的人来维护，如果遇到除上述故障之外的问题，欢迎联系我们!

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