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您見過有人50s能噴出20個沙發腳的嗎？而且是速度和質量都很好的那種。手工噴能達到2.5s噴一個的速度嗎？相信一般人都不能吧。但是，我們鵬鲲的沙發腳噴漆設備就能做到這個地步。

佛山的一個沙發腳生産廠家就一共訂了我們兩台沙發腳噴漆設備，一台是4槍六軸多功能噴塗機，用于噴一些大的異形沙發腳，一台是小型環形線，用于噴一些常規的小沙發腳。以前也是請幾個熟練的噴油師傅，人工成本很高。現在用我們的設備，只需要兩三個普工就可以了。50s噴20个沙发脚，速度超快，噴涂均匀，而且操作简单，妇女都可会用。

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