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噴漆機,自動木門噴漆機工藝有哪些？---東莞市鵬鲲自動化設備有限公司

很多噴漆的客戶對噴漆自動木門噴漆機工藝都不是很熟悉，我們鵬鲲公司專業做噴漆線12年了，合作的客戶非常之多及廣泛，過程中都會有跟客戶溝通工藝這一塊，大致的了解一些，小編我就簡單介紹下

自動木門噴漆機工藝

A、烤漆：在基材上打三遍底漆、四遍面漆，每上一遍漆，都送入無塵衡溫烤房，烘烤。

B、噴漆：在基材上磨呢子，再在上面噴上漆，自然晾幹。

自動木門噴漆機漆膜：

做法：用手摸烤漆門板的四邊棱角，是否光滑、憑證；觀察棱角的顔色，是否與門板顔色相同。

對比：

A、烤漆：棱角光滑、顔色相同。證明漆膜均勻，色彩飽滿。

B、噴漆：棱角部分毛糙，顔色比門板淺。證明漆膜不均勻，色彩不飽滿:

自動木門噴漆機紋路：

做法：對照光線，看烤漆門板表面，是否有桔皮現象。

表面

做法：用手摸烤漆門板表面，是否有塵粒、氣泡。

對比：

烤漆：門板表面平整、光滑。

B、噴漆：門板表面有顆粒物，不光滑，觸摸有異感。

自動木門噴漆機耐磨程度

做法：用硬物擊打。

對比：

A、烤漆：無異常情況，漆膜無損壞。

B、噴漆：有裂痕，嚴重的漆膜脫落，掉白皮。

所以同等材質，同等品牌，同等條件下，烤漆的永遠是比噴漆的要好一點。烤漆是高溫加工的，這樣做的好處是油漆能夠最大程度融入材質裏面，後期不易返潮，蛻皮。摸起來感覺也很好。噴漆門是直接先把門加工出來，然後表面噴漆，先前的話是和烤漆門沒有什麽區別的，但後期的話，免漆門容易起皮，返潮。

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