Description
A. Function: finish the surface paint on the thick fiber board (such as board furniture, bamboo flooring, MDF board, chipboard, calcium silicate board, etc.) to achieve the smooth effect, and scrape off the excess paint for recycling.
B. Features: the coating wheel, quantitative rolling, filling wheel and conveyor belt are all controlled by independent frequency converter and reducer. The conveyor belt adopts imported solvent resistant stripe belt. The machine is suitable for all kinds of filling putty, such as UV, water putty, etc.
C. Optional: this machine can be controlled by PLC microcomputer; Use automatic lifting device.
Company profile
JINGZHI Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is located in Huaqiao Industrial Park, Suzhou City. We are an enterprise combining the research, design, development, manufacturing, sales and technical services of painting and printing machinery.
1. Our machinery is widely used in printing and coating the plastic floor, solid wood, composite floor, wallboard, plywood, door board, foaming board, medium and high-density board, calcium silicate board, wood, modular furniture, etc. Our machine applies to UV.PU.NC. Waterborne paint.
2. The machine type: Precision roller coating machine, Precision color brush machine, Putty filling machine, Curtain machine, UV dryer, LED dryer, Hot air dryer, Vacuum spraying machine, Sanding machine, Polishing machine, Jet air dryer.
3. Our company made a number of product patents, some of which had filled a number of gaps in technology in China.
4. Our foreign customers: Iran, Brazil, Japan, USA, Netherlands, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Ethiopia, etc.
Advantage
In accordance with customers' actual production needs, our company provides the most scientific and rigorous production process and equipment for every customer. Our products not only achieve the best effect of painting but also thoroughly solve many production problems, such as environmental pollution, low efficiency & high cost, which are caused by the traditional painting process.
