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門把手自動往複機與人工比拼噴漆，到底誰更占優勢呢？

作者：鵬鲲門把手自動往複機编辑： 19907699619/400-088-0769 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2020.02.20

信息摘要：

與普通人工噴漆相比往複機噴漆品質更高；門把手自動往複機按照程序設定的軌迹進行噴漆，無偏移地控制噴槍的啓動。確保指定的噴漆厚度，偏差量小。與普…

根據市場現狀而言，用門把手自動往複機的非常普及了，有些加工企業已經投資在生産，收回了成本甚至開始賺利潤了，而一部分還沒投資的企業還處于觀望中，也不知道自動往複機與人工比，到底占哪些優勢？

機器與人工對比

1、与普通人工喷漆相比往复机喷漆品质更高；門把手自動往複機按照程序设定的轨迹进行喷漆，无偏移地控制喷枪的启动。确保指定的喷漆厚度，偏差量小。

2、與普通人工噴漆相比使用往複機噴漆節約油漆的浪費，延長過濾壽命，減少噴房泥灰含量，顯著加長過濾器工作時間，減少噴房結垢。使輸送級別提高

3、使用往複機噴漆可以在過程上對往複機噴漆的控制，系統程序使得用戶可以控制所有的噴漆參數，列如靜電電荷、霧化面積、風扇寬度、産品壓力。

4、使用往複機噴漆具有更高的靈活性。

5、使用往複機進行噴漆可以噴具有複雜幾何結構或不同大小和顔色的産品。

6、往複機簡單的編程系統允許自動操作小批量的工件生産。

7、使用往複機進行噴漆的顯著優勢就是增加産量效率。

8、節約成本增高油漆使用率。

如今在喷涂行业，門把手自動往複機喷漆设备越来越受到企业的青睐，

因爲它能爲企業節省很大的成本與人力，而且機械噴漆要比人工噴漆質量要高出很多。

大家要注意是，這種設備類型較多，但是只有選擇合適的設備才是好設備。

好了，今天關于往複機與人工噴漆的對比就說到這，更多詳細內容可來電咨詢。

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