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鞋底自动喷涂解決方案

作者：東莞市鵬鲲自动化设備有限公司编辑： 400-088-0769/18025257959 来源： WWW.PK316.COM 发布日期： 2019.01.05

信息摘要：

鞋底噴漆已不再用傳統的手工噴，漆類對人體有害，還沒有辦法防止長期和漆類接觸産生的危害。使用防具只能最大限度的減輕，漆類等化工産品對人體的傷害…

鞋底噴漆已不再用傳統的手工噴，漆類對人體有害，還沒有辦法防止長期和漆類接觸産生的危害。使用防具只能最大限度的減輕，漆類等化工産品對人體的傷害。長期接觸漆類會使人體的免疫能力下降，直至産生各種職業病。因此鵬鲲研發制造鞋底自动噴塗設備，塗膜均勻無色差，高效省漆，滿足噴塗效果。

鞋底自动喷涂解決方案：采用2工位回轉機進行噴塗

適用産品噴塗：pu塑膠、橡膠底、牛筋底、千層底、泡沫底、複合底、真皮底、運動鞋底皮鞋低等

鞋底自动噴塗設備參數：

1.型號：4FG-XY-4

2.輸入電源：AC220V/50HZ

3.功率：220-240V/50HZ

4.整機常規尺寸：（長*寬*高）1200*1200*1800

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

鞋底自動噴塗設備優勢：

1.一次性同時噴兩個/四個産品

2.一人一機操作，更省人工

3.連續24h+365天無故障運行

4. 设備材质全不锈钢保养更方便

5. 设備操作简单，动作编写调试灵活，程序可存取。

6. .仿形噴塗軌迹確，噴塗均勻性好。

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