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小型自動噴漆機銷量爲什麽那麽大？

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爲什麽小型自動噴漆機銷量那麽，在很多噴漆加工廠都是以大批量産，小型自動噴漆生産線有著哪些優勢在市場那麽熱銷，那麽來跟大家講解下。

小型自動噴漆機的優勢：

1.噴槍固定：6支，實現不同産品難度噴塗，一支噴槍頂一個員工。

2.産量：15-20S/個，兩個轉盤180度轉，一噴一上料/下料。

3.可實現正反轉，死角處均可全面噴塗

4.工作範圍大，速度快，准確度高，特別合適中大型零件的噴塗，可與轉台，滑台輸送鏈系統等輔助設備集成作業。

5.占地面積小，滑動腳輪設計跟方便移動。

7.24小時不斷作業

8.置0.4立方小儲氣缺罐，使氣體二次儲氣，增加噴塗穩定性

小型自動噴漆機的功能：

1.可設置預檢産品，有産品噴塗，無産品待噴，可有效節省油耗。

2.無級調速可控合計節省人工成本。

3.工件正反轉自由設置，工件正反速度可獨立無級調速。

4.線體速度可控制0~8米線速，無級調速。8米線速以上需定做。

5.噴槍可獨立控制，油霧大小、高低、角度、均可獨立調節。

6.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。

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