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返回列表 作者：東莞市鵬鲲自動化設備有限公司编辑： 13712548388/ 18025257959 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2019.04.02

頭盔安全帽自動噴漆機专业研发生产厂家，目前头盔安全帽全防护性能，还要求有优良的外观和户外耐久性。同时作为与摩托车、越野车相配套的安全防护品，头盔一般采用与汽车涂装相近性能及外观的涂料。鵬鲲自动化根据客户产品性能和工艺要求研发不同类别的自动喷漆机。头盔、安全帽自动喷漆解決方案：采用四枪六轴多功能喷涂机、三轴联动环绕式喷涂线来进行喷涂。适用产品：安全帽、摩托车头盔、赛车头盔、全盔半盔、工地安全帽、军用盔、防弹盔等利用专业治具来实现喷涂效果。

頭盔安全帽自動噴漆機

頭盔安全帽自動噴漆機的優勢：

1.一機配4槍，一槍頂一人，幹掉4個噴漆槍手；

2.6軸多功能可往複/弧形多軸配合連動或直線，模仿熟練噴槍手動作，實用/高效更省漆；

3.一次調試好機器，程序可儲存200條以上，數據直接調用，一輩子重複傻瓜式操作；

4.可當排板2槍4盤多軸往複機使用，更可4槍同時開，噴異性頭盔/扭扭車/汽車配件/各類異形工藝品使用；

5.省人/省漆/省能耗(工裝夾具至少8個以上，可采用烤箱烤爐，配套機器人，自動抓取上下料)

6.助您接高端有單價的單子/低端有量的單子輕松搞定，客戶驗廠更顯實力。

頭盔安全帽自動噴漆機的特點：

1、根據客戶産品的大小按需求訂做，産量大、速度快、品質穩定、膜厚均勻。

2、操作簡單易學，設定一組程序只需要10分鍾，修改參數只需用1分鍾，可儲存60-200組程序。

3、用途廣泛、適用性強，專業噴油針對性強，産量高(雙盤可增加一倍産量），能達到高品質、高效率噴油；

4、完全數字化電腦操作，可記憶存儲百余組工藝配方，人性化圖形顯示界面；可按程序噴油不同形狀産品

5、具有平面及垂直面的連續和步進噴漆（既面域之字型噴漆方式和E字型噴漆方式）；

6、配合風機水簾櫃，可有效吸收多余漆霧，淨化車間空氣質量。

7、可24小時連續作業，投資回報率快，約半年到一年收回投資。

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