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自動化噴塗設備的供漆方式有哪些？

自動化噴塗設備常用的供漆方式有重力式（自流式）、吸上式和壓送式三種。重力式使用安置在噴槍上部的塗料杯或將塗料容器安置在一定的高度上，靠塗料自身重量向噴槍供漆，靠塗料容器的吊挂高度來調節輸漆量。爲減輕重力式噴槍上塗料杯子的重量，一般采用鋁制品，其容量一般爲0.15-0.5L。重力式供漆常用語中低粘度的塗料的自動噴塗。在噴槍上部的塗料杯內，通過壓縮空氣加壓時，也可以噴塗高粘度的塗料。
吸上式使用安置在噴槍下部的鋁制小塗料罐，靠噴槍噴嘴噴出的空氣流，在噴嘴部位産生低壓而吸引漆料。漆料的供給量受漆料粘度和密度的影響較大，而且與噴嘴口徑的大小有關。塗料罐的容量一般在1L以下。常用用于批量生産的、塗料用量少的噴塗作業，一般用于中低粘度的塗料的噴塗。
壓送式：供漆是依靠壓縮空氣或壓力泵將漆液加壓後輸送到噴具。壓送式供漆能提供漆液以較高的壓力和較大的流量，可以實現高粘度塗料的遠距離輸送及中大規模的集中輸送。循環供漆系統的壓送式集中供氣系統中最重要的一種塗裝供漆系統。

自動化噴塗設備压送式供漆是目前工业的大批量及大量生产中广泛应用的涂料供给方式。压送式涂料供给方式可分为以下三种形式：涂料压力罐供漆：压力罐式供漆，靠调节容器内的气压，将容器内的油漆压送到喷枪。涂料泵供漆：使用涂料泵向喷枪供漆，在无气喷涂的涂装工艺方法中，采用高压涂料泵，通常采用启动柱塞泵向无气喷枪供漆，常用的是带有高压泵的油漆循环系统供漆：集中调漆，是采用管路向多作业点多把喷枪循环输送油漆比较先进的方法。

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