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“塑膠件自動噴塗生産線”的重大意義？

随着科技的发展，人工生产越来越不满足企业流水的需求，取而代之的是工业自动化生产，工业自动化的生产能够更好的解放生产力，提高生产效率，提升産品质量，让企业生产利润最大化。然而工業化生産中最具有代表性的就是智能自動化噴塗生産線的使用他的應用領域包括：汽車制造，醫療，五金，智能家電，航空航天等領域。今天說一下塑膠件自動噴塗生産線在工業生産中的重要意義：

1.塑膠件自動噴塗生産線的可以解决人员流动，变动频繁所造成的培训机管理成本的压力，提高生产效率

2、塑膠件自動噴塗生産線可以解决人工制造，造成品质波动，故障率高，一致性差，无法大批量生产的问题，提高生产质量

3、自動噴塗生産線可以解决原材料不断上涨，産品价格不断被压低利润空间不断减少的问题，为厂家争取更多的利益；

4、塑膠件自動噴塗生産線可以解决因为淡季和旺季明显，订单多时没人做，订单少时没事做，闲人养不起，忙时赶不出单的问题

5、自動噴塗生産線可以解决涂料用量巨大，污染环境，浪费严重，配比不均，油漆不干或者烘干效果不好影响品质，有废漆循环装置，可以充分利用涂料；

6、塑膠件自動噴塗生産線可以解决人工喷涂産品。有指纹，无法提高品质，而且有挥化性物质造成身体伤害。

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