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塑料盘子自动噴塗設備解決方案

作者：鵬鲲·鹏胜编辑： 13712548388/18025257959 来源： WWW.PK316.COM 发布日期： 2019.04.16

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咨询熱線:13712548388/18025257959餐具在生活中常見的用品，塑料盘子自动噴塗設備是行业最先进最环保的噴塗設備，其喷枪结构…

餐具在生活中常見的用品，塑料盘子自动噴塗設備 是行业最先进最环保的噴塗設備，其喷枪结构和配置充分考虑産品特性，自動化程度高，其高流低壓技術不但能節省塗料，且能改善表面噴塗質量，滿足産品速度生産要求。代替手工噴塗作業，徹底解決了手工噴塗表面不均匀、工件小、产能低等难题，从而大大提高了其产量及其産品质量。

塑料盘子自动噴塗設備解決方案：采用在线往复噴塗机来进行噴塗。

适用噴塗産品：塑料盘子、碟子、餐具、餐盘、环保餐具、一次性餐具等设备适用范围较广，并没有针对性的産品，通常适用于五金、皮革、玻璃、塑胶、木制品等以平板或排板型式噴塗産品，对橡胶油、 UV油、底油、光油、胶水、化学药剂等均合适噴塗。

塑料盘子自动噴塗設備參數：

1.型號：H2200-8、Z-2X-8

2.輸入電源：AC220V/50HZ

3.功率：220-240V/50HZ

4.規格尺寸：2200*1470*1500（長*寬*高）6000*2440*2500 （2軸八槍往複）可訂制機型

5. 4.鏈速：0~4米/min，速度可調

6.噴槍：自動噴槍

7.噴槍使用氣壓：≥0.25Mpa

塑料盘子自动噴塗設備功能及優勢：

1.觸控式PLC一體控制，簡便操作，零基礎學會，通俗易懂，等。

2.水櫃廢氣處理一體式，有效提高環保，空氣循環水過濾，集中排放等優點。

3.內置0.4立方小储气缺罐，使气体二次储气，增加噴塗稳定性。

4.节省人工，节省原料，污染少，节省油漆，提高产量，提升産品质量。

5.一次性同时喷多个産品，保证油漆表面均匀，色差一至，提高二倍以上的效率。

6.回油装置，方便未喷完的油回收，更省油。循环噴塗，更对粉尘类油漆起到循环回流，不易沉甸。

7.可不停枪连续噴塗，持续24小時不停産。

8.噴槍可獨立控制，可獨立調節氣壓、油霧大小、高低、角度、均可獨立調節。

9.I/O可視化檢修對應界面。更便于維護檢修、排查問題。

10.兩軸獨立安裝，可單獨選擇啓動，也可以同時啓動。

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