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第一次操作自動化噴漆機，有哪些要注意的事項

随着市场需求，很多东西都需要利用喷漆来装饰産品的外观，部分加工厂家之前都是利用人工喷漆，但由于目前人工价格太贵，价格便宜的不敢请怕技术不行，技术好的老师傅价格又贵，好不好管理，加工企业老板就想着用自动化来代替人工，不光品质有保障，效率也非常高。那么问题来了，第一次投资自動化噴漆機應該要注意事項呢

自動化噴漆機喷漆时注意事项—喷漆的方法

1、噴漆前的油脂處理非常關鍵。看到別人使用自動噴漆，常常是簡單清洗，或者用抹布擦擦，甚至直接噴漆，這是不正確的。正確的方法是使用清潔劑，仔細清洗，不僅僅要傾清洗掉灰塵，主要是清洗掉油脂，包括機油，汗液等，這些油脂是自噴漆的最大敵人，容易脫落的主要原因之一就是油脂。不要輕信自己的眼睛，看不到的油脂並不等于它不存在。

2、噴漆前應打磨或者抛光（粗抛）。目的是處理掉不易溶解于水和清洗劑的物質，例如氧化物，同時打磨也可使被噴漆物的表面積增加（仔細想想），提高噴漆的附著能力。

3、自動化噴漆機使用的方法。喷漆前要反复摇动瓶体，以便充分搅拌里面的丙烯酸。保持20公分左右距離，過近的距離容易氣泡和堆積，過遠面積過大造成浪費。注意風速，風力2級（含2級）以上不適合使用自噴漆。注意防塵，灰塵和小昆蟲常常會帶來煩惱。注意溫度和濕度，防止暴曬或者過濕低溫過于幹燥。每次薄薄一層，幾分鍾後再噴，反複數次。要一氣呵成，要掃射少用點射。使用後倒置噴射幾次，然後正置放置于陰涼處保管。

4、使用壁紙刀和透明膠帶。噴漆後如果不滿意，可打磨後再次噴漆，可反複多次直到效果滿意。可酌情使用光油，或者使用砂臘。使用保護臘，以免噴漆日久氧化，失去光澤。

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