Static control is a very flexible and viable option for a variety of industries. Using the power of ions to avoid attraction of dust and other contaminants from any type of surface. Ionized air works by producing a stream of negatively charged ions, that are attracted to positively charged particles, such as dust. The negatively charged ions attach themselves to these particles and neutralize their charge, causing them to be attracted to the surface. This is also known as electrostatic attraction, keeping your products clean and secure.
When feeding micro-components into machines, static control is used to deionize the parts for an optimized assembly process. These parts usually get stuck because of static electricity. Another application for ionized air is surface preparation. It removes organic contaminants, oxide layers and particles from the surface, making sure there is a clean substrate for gluing and curing applications.
When you are looking for non-static production cycles, ionized air is a viable option. This technique is used for high precision assembly of static parts. Contaminants are prevented by use of ionized air. This results in a reliable and consistent method of assembling. Overall, this makes for better product quality and performance.
- Surface preparation for gluing
- Control of micro components feeding
- Flexible integration
- High precision controllability
- Consistent results
- Better product quality and performance
