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笔杆自动喷漆解決方案

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東莞鵬鲲自動化設備生産研發，筆杆自動噴漆設備的案例，我們給客戶研發生産的方案，按照客戶噴塗産品的需要和配置，能讓客戶得到認可，能具有優勢的對…

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笔杆自动喷漆解決方案：采用uv噴烤一體機進行噴塗

適用産品噴塗：筆杆、鍋具、鐵桶、瓶蓋、手機殼、玻璃瓶、化妝瓶等配合專業夾具來實現理想噴塗效果。

設備參數：

1.型號：H-IR.UV-8

2.輸入電源：AC220V/50HZ

3.功率：220-240V/50HZ

4.整機尺寸：規格:訂制型帶烘烤UV光固一體（4~8定槍）

5. 4.链速：0~4米/min，速度可調

6.噴槍：自動噴槍

7.噴槍使用氣壓：≥0.25Mpa

筆杆自動噴漆設備功能：

1.産品流向：上料區→預熱區→靜電除塵→噴塗區→流平區→烘烤區→UV光固區→冷卻區→下料區。

2.IR爐體使用炭纖維遠紅外發熱管，溫度可在常溫至180度溫控PID自由調節。（200度以上高溫訂做)

3.UV燈可獨立調節,強弱光控制，溫度由模擬量自調節控制。

4.UV燈可獨立調節高低角度，使産品更易受光固化。

5.可設置預檢産品，有産品噴塗，無産品待噴，可有效節省油耗。

6.可不停槍連續噴塗，持續24小時不停産。

7.無級調速可控合計節省人工成本。

8.工件正反轉自由設置，工件正反速度可獨立無級調速。

9.線體速度可控制0~8米線速，無級調速。8米線速以上需定做。

10.噴槍可獨立控制，油霧大小、高低、角度、均可獨立調節。

11.I/O可視化檢修對應界面。更便于維護檢修、排查問題。

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