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| Brand Name: | CHG |
| Model Number: | AC-09 |
| MOQ: | 1 set |
| Price: | 100,000-300,000 USD |
| Payment Terms: | L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram |
| Supply Ability: | 10 sets per year |
A robotic manipulator places the cabinet body and door panel onto two independent work positions.
A robotic grinding unit polishes the weld seams on the cabinet body.
Door panel weld seams are manually polished, followed by full-surface manual sanding to ensure a smooth finish.
Operators manually wipe the surfaces with a phosphating agent to improve coating adhesion and corrosion resistance.
The treated workpieces are dried at 40–50°C to remove any remaining moisture.
Technicians apply putty to fill surface imperfections and ensure surface flatness.
The putty layer is dried at 40–50°C to achieve proper hardness.
After curing, the putty is manually sanded to obtain a uniform, smooth finish.
Finished parts are accumulated—approximately 100 sets—before entering the next stage.
The accumulated workpieces are automatically transferred to the next process via mechanical loading equipment.
Operators use electrostatic dust blow guns to remove dust and fine particles from the surface.
A combination of automatic spraying and manual reinforcement is used to ensure full and even coverage.
The coated parts are cured at 200°C for 18 minutes, allowing the powder coating to fully crosslink and solidify.
After curing, parts undergo forced air cooling to stabilize the coating.
Casters are manually attached to the finished cabinet bodies.
Using human–machine collaborative handling, the completed units are placed onto AGV carts for transfer to the next workstation.
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