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瓶蓋自動噴漆機噴槍應該如何保養？

噴槍的使用：

噴槍的結構簡單、使用方便，但需有正確的使用方法。影響瓶蓋自動噴漆機 噴槍使用的因素很多，象塗裝的對象、塗裝材料、甚至季節等。噴槍使用方法的關鍵主要是：調節旋鈕的控制、噴塗距離的把握和噴槍移動速度,以及相临涂层的搭接几个方面,其中喷涂距离、喷枪运行方式和喷雾图样搭接是喷涂的三原则，也是喷涂技术的基础，必须熟知，并严格遵守。

噴槍的保養和使用事項

喷枪是瓶蓋自動噴漆機中非常重要的一個設備，其結構精密，投資成本也較大，但噴槍如果使用和保養得當，塗裝質量和使用壽命將會長很多。正確地使用和保養噴槍，是每個漆工必會的基本技能。

1、瓶蓋自動噴漆機喷枪使用和保養要點：

（1）、經常檢查針閥、墊圈，空氣閥墊圈密封簿是否有泄漏，有泄漏時應及時更換；應經常在密封墊圈處塗油，使其變軟，利于滑動。

（2）、槍機氣帽的螺紋、吐漆量調節旋鈕和調氣旋鈕等，應經常塗油保證活動靈活；噴槍頂針和空氣閥部的彈簧也應塗潤滑油以防生鏽，利于滑動。

（3）、瓶蓋自動噴漆機喷枪不要隨意拆卸，必需拆卸時應注意各矩形部位不應粘有垃圾和塗料，氣帽和噴嘴絕對不應有任何損傷，組裝後調節到初始的樣子，扣動扳機測試空氣和塗料的噴出效果。

（4）、噴槍使用前應進行全面檢查，保證噴槍狀態完好方能使用。

（5）、噴槍使用中應避免碰撞被塗物件或掉落地上，不然會造成永久性損傷而無法使用。

（6）、暫停工作時，應將噴槍槍頭浸在溶劑中，以防塗料幹固，堵住噴嘴；但不應將整個噴槍完全浸泡在溶劑中，這樣會損壞各部位的密封墊圈，造成漏氣、漏漆的現象。

（7）、噴槍使用完畢後應及時清洗，否則塗料通道會被堵塞（尤其是2K的塗料），以後將很難清洗，甚至無法再使用。洗淨噴槍以後，接上油漆管與壓縮空氣管進行試噴，對噴槍的扇型面進行調整，手工空氣噴槍扇型角度爲：70-80度，如有問題及時報維修處理。

保養噴槍最關鍵的還是用完後及時清洗，這是防止噴槍發生故障的最好預防措施。

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