Static elimination What do ionisers looks like and which one is right for my application?


Ionisers are available in different sizes and shapes. The choice depends on the application and a number of distinguishing features:


g Technology (external power supply , or integrated high voltage 24V) g Working distance g Material velocity g Object To be neutralised, 3D product or flat material web g Environmental conditions, temperature, humidity, Atex zone g Inspections


Typical applications examples:


g Anti-static bar on flat web


g ThunderION on roll (different diameters)


g Blower on object


To facilitate the right choice, you can find the main features of the equipment for static elimination in the table on page 12.


Various ionisers: - Anti-static bars - Ionising airblowers - Typhoon


- Ionising airguns - Ionising nozzles - Power Units - Inline ioniser


For an adequate and free of charge advice you can contact Simco-Ion our a representative in your region. www.simco-ion.nl 11 |


g Gun on object (plate, bumper) g Airknife/Typhoon Bumper/car bodies


g Conveyostat in tube (Cycloon)


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