Under the same production volume and process requirements, an automatic painting machine typically uses 20%-40% more paint than a roller coating machine. If your business's goal is to reduce paint usage, control coating costs, and minimize emissions, then, provided the workpiece is suitable, a roller coating machine is undoubtedly the more energy-efficient and efficient choice.

There's no single answer to the question, "Should furniture factories use roller coating or spray coating?" The correct approach should be based on a comprehensive assessment of the following factors: 1. The type and structural complexity of the factory's main products; 2. Daily production targets and automation needs; 3. Finished product surface quality requirements; 4. Paint type and budget considerations.

The average operating power of a standard CNC automatic painting machine is between 7 and 15 kW, depending on: • Equipment model (size, spraying capacity); • Whether it uses a continuous conveying system; • The size and power of the fan exhaust system; • The number and type of spray guns (high-pressure, electrostatic, low-pressure); • Usage pattern (full-time operation, intermittent operation, etc.).

CNC automatic painting machines are the only type of painting equipment in the furniture industry that combines the advantages of high-precision 3D control, automation, and strong adaptability. They are widely used in solid wood furniture, panel furniture, cabinet doors, decorative panels, and other applications.