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運動器材塗裝設備的環保措施工藝設計和處理方式

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今天，東莞鵬鲲自動化設備廠家，給大家說一說运动器材塗裝設備的環保措施工藝設計和處理方式。
環保措施
(1)工作時必須佩戴相應的口罩與防毒面具，必須有良好的通風措施。
(2)溶劑揮發比較大的部位，必須集氣裝置，防止有毒氣體擴散。
工藝設計
要使得运动器材塗裝設備利用率达到比较高的水准，就需建立合理的涂装生产设备，首先要确定生产纲领、完善工藝設計、方案规划，然后才能进行设备的设计、制造和安装。因此工藝設計、方案规划是建立生产线的基础，正确、合理的流程对生产操作及产品质量将会产生决定性的影响。
工藝設計的内容主要包括：工件表面前处理方法、涂装方式、涂料性能、喷涂环境、流程规划等。
處理設備
预处理的目的：去除被涂件所带的异物，如氧化皮、锈斑、油脂等，提供适合于涂装要求的良好基底，如磷化、氧化、钝化，以保证涂层具有良好的防腐性能和装饰性能，预處理設備主要分为物理式、化学式。

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