Six axis spray painting robot chair spray painting assembly line
For a long time, the furniture painting process has been highly dependent on manual operation, and many inherent drawbacks have seriously constrained the high-quality development of the industry, mainly reflected in the following three dimensions:
Firstly, the production efficiency is low and the production capacity is limited. Due to factors such as physiological limits and fatigue, manual painting cannot achieve continuous operation, and the daily spraying volume of a single production line is generally low.
Secondly, the spraying quality is unstable and the defect rate is relatively high. Furniture workpieces often have complex curved surfaces, corner gaps, and other structural difficulties. The uniformity of manual painting is difficult to guarantee, and defects such as color difference, sagging, orange peel, and missed spraying are prone to occur. The emergence of these problems is directly related to the proficiency, operational techniques, and even emotional state of workers, resulting in significant fluctuations in product quality and high customer complaint rates.