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淺談搪瓷噴塗設備必須要清洗和保養？

不論是什麽樣的搪瓷噴塗設備在使用完毕之后都需要清洗与保养，有人会问：为什么要清洗的这么频繁呢？不，这并不是频繁不频繁的问题，清洗的最终目的其实是为了在下一次使用搪瓷噴塗設備时不会出现有残留的油漆影响正常施工的情况，保养当然就是为了使机器的使用寿命能够更长一点。设备的使用寿命长短大部分取决于平常的使用与保养。其实用完之后清洗干净也相当于在保养机器。那怎样清洗才能算得上是正确的呢，其实也非常简单。

首先我們表現確定機器已經完全停止工作並且所有的電源與相關設備都已關閉，然後將噴漆機的相關組件拆卸下來，然後進行清理工作，進行這一步的時候要將噴槍上的噴嘴拆卸下來泡在有稀釋劑的容器裏進行清洗。管道內的殘余油漆也要利用這個方法進行清理。清理結束後要將自動噴漆機電源打開，用清水進行一遍工作，確保管道內和噴槍已徹底清洗幹淨，然後再將電源關閉。噴槍要將回流閥系統進行逆時針方向工作然後再順時針工作，這樣做是爲了將噴嘴中的殘余油漆徹底清除。整個清洗工作就算完成了。

以上就是小编整理的有关搪瓷噴塗設備清洗和保养方面的知识，希望能够对你起到一定的帮助。自动喷漆机的清洗工作就是在保养喷漆设备，为了使机器使用时间更长一点下一次使用更顺利一点，一定要做好清洗工作。

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