Massage chair automatic spray painting assembly line

The massage chair automatic spray painting assembly line produced by our company has significant characteristics such as high spraying efficiency for multiple workpieces at once, multiple air purification systems, good working environment, low workload, and mechanical automation operation. Widely used for cleaning the surface of workpieces, removing rust layers on metals, residual salt and oxide layers on heat-treated parts, oxide layers on rolled parts, forged parts, welded parts, casting sand and oxide layers on casting surfaces, residual dirt and small burrs on machined parts, and treating the surface of old parts to remove surface adhesion layers and reveal the original color of the substrate.

Introduction to Spray Painting Process: Pendant → Pre treatment → Oil Removal → Water Washing → Rust Removal → Water Washing → Phosphating → Drying → Spray Coating → Leveling → Curing

Spray painting is the process of covering the surface of products and semi-finished products that have passed inspection, serving the functions of rust prevention, corrosion prevention, beauty, and marking. Prior to painting and spraying, pre-treatment must be carried out, and necessary overall inspections must be conducted before pre-treatment, followed by local adjustments according to the process.

Attention: Hanging devices have a significant impact on electrostatic spraying. This is because after a long period of mass production, the hanging device, as a grounding electrode, is also easily adsorbed with paint. If it is not cleaned or replaced regularly, it will form a high resistance and greatly reduce the electrostatic adsorption effect. In addition, special attention should be paid to the suspension method of the workpiece to minimize blind spots during spraying. Before the paint film dries, it should be properly protected to avoid direct sunlight or freezing cold.

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