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小型噴漆機哪些特點？

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目前小型噴漆機分種類多，東莞鵬鲲小編爲了客戶簡述小型噴漆機哪些特點.

1．節源：disk自動靜電噴漆設備與傳統作業相比塗料的利用率高達95%以上，可節省30%—60%油漆，能大大降低生産成本。
2．环保：配合水帘式disk喷房，清理成为一项轻松简单的工作，大大减轻环境污染。
  3．高效：喷涂生产流水线作业使生产效率及时提高两倍、三倍，甚至更高。
  4．安全：具漏电、过压、过流、超负荷、自动断电等保护功能。
   5．简易：操作简单，普工稍经培训即可掌握，人员管理困难的问题迎刃而解。
6．先进：本设备采用了现时进的全智能控制系统，直接由plc输出无级pwm控制指令，升降动作稳定，换向灵敏准确。
7．优质：死角位上漆率高，整体上漆均匀，确保产品质量稳定。
8．完善：菜单工具设置方便，可储存20个工作菜单供随时选用，方便、快捷、准确。

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投资鵬鲲智能化小型噴漆機关键几点

1.首先噴塗品質比之前要好些~好品質才有好口碑

2.産量比之前人工噴高好幾倍~高産量才有高産值

3.配套用油耗更少省下純利潤~省油漆每天純利潤

4.使用人工少且操作簡單方便~省人工省心更省錢

5.設備廠家有實力且設備穩定~穩定長久才是投資

6.完善售後精專服務團隊等等~互利互贏共享共進

7.投資進去高回報才是硬道理~找到開啓金礦之路

8.智能化設備廠家研發能力強~適應引領市場趨勢

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