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産品 案例 關于

鵬鲲動態

電阻器噴塗設備與手動噴塗設備的區別在哪？---鵬鲲·鵬勝

現在好多噴塗廠都從手噴模式換成自動噴塗設備了，但是你們知道自動噴塗設備與手動噴塗區別嗎？今天我們就來說一下電阻器噴塗設備與手動噴塗的一些區別。

1、环保：電阻器噴塗設備一般都带有环保处理的设备，例如带有水幕柜、空气循环系统等，这些设备不仅降低了对环境的污染，而且还改善了喷油工的工作环境。

2、效率高，投資回報快：因爲機器，可以24小時不間斷的工作，投資回本的速度快。

3、質量更加穩定：因爲噴漆加工的時候，都是按設定好的程序噴塗，360°無死角噴漆，質量更加的穩定。

人工線的一些缺點

1、人工成本高、招工難並且生産效率低

2、噴塗時候産生的是有害氣體，對人工傷害大

3、喷涂産品的质量没有机器喷涂的稳定

因为人工线的缺点较多生产力低，对于大家需求量较大的常用産品来说，人工线已经退出了大家的视线。

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投資鵬鲲智能化噴漆機線關鍵幾點:

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

不是因爲閑錢多了才去投資自動噴鈔機

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