Automated spraying machines do not waste paint. Instead, they effectively improve spraying efficiency and reduce paint loss through precise control, path optimization, system coordination, and paint utilization, making them key equipment for controlling costs and improving yields.

Classification by Spraying Action: 1. Single/Dual-Axis CNC Spraying Machine 2. Three/Four-Axis CNC Automatic Spraying Machine 3. Five/Multi-Axis CNC Automatic Spraying Machine Classification by Workpiece Conveying Method: 1. Fixed-Station CNC Spraying Machine 2. Continuous Conveyor CNC Spraying Machine 3. Rotary Disc CNC Automatic Spraying Machine Classification by Spraying Media Type: 1. Paint CNC Automatic Spraying Machine 2. UV Coating CNC Spraying Machine 3. Powder CNC Spraying Machine

Automatic Spraying Machine: Overview of the Complete Furniture Painting Process 1. Material Preparation and Surface Pretreatment 2. Painting Area Preparation and Environmental Control 3. CNC Automatic Spraying Parameter Setting and Adjustment 4. Primer Application 5. Primer Drying and Intermediate Sanding 6. Topcoat Application 7. Topcoat Curing (Natural or UV Drying) 8. Inspection and Repair 9. Surface Cleaning and Packaging for Shipment

The Pros of CNC automatic spraying machines include: 1. Stable spray quality and consistent coatings 2. Improved production efficiency and reduced labor costs 3. Precise control of paint application volume and reduced paint resources 4. Automatically programmed paths accommodate a variety of workpiece shapes 5. A more environmentally friendly and safer working environment The Cons of CNC automatic spraying machines include: 1. High initial investment and expensive equipment purchase costs 2. Requires complex programming and operation, requiring professional support 3. Requires high workpiece fixture positioning 4. Requires high maintenance and is difficult to repair

MDF door panels and decorative parts often feature irregular designs such as grooves, reliefs, and openings. CNC automatic spraying machines can adapt their path based on CAD drawings, workpiece scans, or trajectory settings, ensuring complete spraying and preventing paint buildup.

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.).

In the long run, CNC automatic spraying machines are cheaper than manual labor. They not only reduce direct costs but also significantly improve spray quality and production line efficiency, making them a more reliable and cost-effective solution for furniture spraying.

A CNC automatic spraying machine (Computer Numerical Control Automatic Spraying Machine) is an industrial device that uses computer numerical control technology to precisely control the spray path, spray gun movement, paint spray volume, and motion trajectory, enabling automated spraying operations.