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FRASER AT ICE EUROPE 2017 - HALL A6 STAND 472 At the ICE Europe exhibition, taking place on March 21-23 in Munich, Germany, Fraser Anti-Static Techniques will have its 3024 system on show, a high performance static eliminator bar that has many performance and cost advantages over similar products on the market. Powered by 24V DC, the 3024


developing and manufacturing a wide range of static control equipment to eliminate static electricity, reduce downtime and keep work teams safe in industrial environments. For the last five years, the company has been pioneering the use of 24V DC


F


or 26 years, Fraser Anti-Static Techniques has been


instead of the traditional AC powered systems. Fraser offers a complete range of


24V bars that have several advantages over traditional AC systems; they are high power, with integrated electronics that connect directly to the 24V supply of a machine, and there is no requirement for an external power unit or long HV cables. The company offers a bar that


can integrate seamlessly almost any machine for every application, providing high speeds of up to 1,500 metres per minute, compact areas, and long-range applications. For example, Fraser’s NEOS30 can be fitted up to 1.5 metres away from the material. With short delivery times and


worldwide coverage, Fraser can provide the reliable static control systems that are required in a wide range of companies and industries. Fraser Anti-Static Techniques is


based in Bampton, UK and in September last year celebrated its 25th year of continuous growth. Over 90 per cent of production is


can be seamlessly integrated into modern machinery. With integrated electronics, there


is no requirement for an external power supply unit. The 3024F easily neutralises


material running at 1,000 metres per minute at a distance of 40mm. Ideal for winders and long-range


applications, the 3024L neutralises material from over 500mm. It boasts tungsten emitters for a


long, reliable life of continuous use. Bars are available in sizes from


250mm up to five metres. Fraser offers quick delivery and


systems are manufactured in under seven days and sent for delivery.


Continuing to set new standards for static monitoring S


imco-Ion has launched its newly updated IQ Power Control Station. The Control Station is the central monitoring device of the multi-patented IQ


Power Static Neutralising system. Incorporating the latest in ionisation technology, the Control Station now


includes a large 10-inch full-colour touch screen designed with an intuitive user-friendly interface that helps the user monitor and control a complete static neutralising system globally or by device. It is capable of monitoring up to 10 neutralising or sensing devices through 10 RJ45 connections, and/or through six newly added robust M12 connectors. It is now equipped with a standby mode for disabling the neutraliser’s high


voltage during equipment maintenance or inactivity. Standby mode can be enabled globally through the Control Station port or by individual device via PLC. The Control Station also features fieldbus interface capability, providing network compatibility for a variety of communication protocols. Flexible and flush mount options are now available. The Control Station has been one of the industry leaders by offering data


logging and retrieval, user-set alarm thresholds, and patented closed-loop functionality that provides ionisation performance that is plug-and-play ready. Elsewhere, Simco-Ion’s Manager IQ Easy has become a valuable tool for


process optimisation, quality control and most importantly, the assurance that no material leaves the factory with too much static charge that can cause problems in further process steps. Therefore, this helps prevent costly customer complaints and rejects. Integration of the IQ Easy system with the machine control means the


company’s network and SCADA systems provide an easy platform for data logging and quality reports.


22 March 2017 www.convertermag.co.uk Up to 32 static control devices within a process can be controlled by one


Manager IQ Easy. Warnings and alarms give the operator insight into the status of all devices. Machine operators are given the opportunity to correct potential problems before the process will be influenced through advanced notice if an anti-static bar needs cleaning, if any device is not functioning optimally or if any set levels are exceeded. The Simco-Ion IQ Easy system will manage each converting process step


and ensure very low levels of static charge as a basis for each next step and final delivery of the finished product. Data can be linked to the SCADA or quality control server to provide a protocol for a high quality end product.


uwww.simco-ion.com The IQ Power Control Station


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