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STATIC COSTS YOU REAL MONEY


Static is invisible, the cost isn’t.


In medical device manufacturing, electrostatic attraction pulls particles onto your products, causing contamination, rework and scrap.


The average cost of static- related issues can reach


€400,000 PER YEAR*


based on a high-volume medical device manufacturing scenario. Actual costs vary.


Catheter manufacturing after thirty (30) minutes of exposure.


THE REAL IMPACT Scrap & Rework


More rejects resulting in higher costs.


Downtime


Production slows down.


Lost Output


Fewer units and missed targets.


Profitability


Small issues with a big impact.


STOP PARTICLES BEFORE THEY STICK


Three ionisers, one goal: Blowflex IQ Easy neutralises and blows particles away in one step, Performax IQ Easy is a rugged, easy-to-clean bar for shorter distances, and ThunderION IQ 2.0 neutralises from up to a metre away.


The result? ✓


Cleaner components ✓ Less scrap and rework


✓ More consistent production ✓ Improved first-pass yield.


Let’s solve your static problem.


Speak with our technical experts to find out how Simco-Ion can help reduce contamination, rework and scrap. Visit www.simco-ion.eu or scan the QR-code ->


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