

Based on the customer's requirements and the specific structure of range hoods, through multiple rounds of technical discussions and on-site studies, the automated spraying equipment we provided for the final project implementation needed to meet the following customer demands:(1) Due to the low height of the workshop, the complete set of spraying equipment had to comply with the site’s height restrictions while ensuring optimal performance.(2) During color change operations, production efficiency must not be affected. The production line must not need to stop, and the system must allow one powder room to undergo color change while another continues normal spraying operations.(3) The powder room is equipped with a fixed gun mounting system, enabling spray guns to adjust their angles and positions at any time according to the structure and characteristics of different workpieces.
After numerous on-site evaluations, it was determined that the client's facility features generally low ceiling heights. Conventional single-pipe cyclone separator setups would have significantly compromised powder recovery rates due to these height constraints. Remaining committed to our customer-first philosophy, we specifically developed and engineered a dual-pipe cyclone separator system for this scenario. This solution not only resolved the challenge of equipment installation but also ensured outstanding recovery performance.



