Static eliminators

We offer a comprehensive range of products and solutions to remove static electricity, dust and other contaminants in various industrial processes. Static electricity can also cause materials to stick together or to machinery, creating problems in production. High levels of static electricity can also be a safety hazard for employees or cause damage to machinery.

Anti-static products neutralise static electricity by emitting positive and negative ions. When the ions hit the surface of the statically charged object, the object is neutralised and the static electricity dissipates. EXAIR's static electricity discharge products are divided into two main groups - deionisation using compressed air and deionisation without compressed air.

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Gen4 Super Ion Air Knife

Extra strong laminar airflow to remove static electricity.

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Gen4 Standard Ion Air Knife

Effective air knife to remove static electricity from plastic, paper sheets and other surfaces.

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Gen4 Super Ion Air Wipe

360° ionised airflow that effectively removes static electricity from pipes, cables, etc.

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Gen4 Ion Air Cannon

Removes static electricity up to a distance of 4.6 metres. Compact and efficient.

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Gen4 Ion Air Gun

Handheld ionisating air gun to easily remove static electricity.

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Gen4 Ion Air Jet

Effectively removes static electricity at various points in production. Compact and powerful.

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Gen4 Ionising Bars

Ionising bars for neutralising static electricity.

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Gen4 Ionising Point

Removal of static electricity at a specific point in production.

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Gen4 Power Supply

Power supply with selectable input voltage 115V or 230V for EXAIR Gen4.

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Intellistat Ion Air Gun

Patented, ergonomic ionisaint air gun to quickly remove static electricity.

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Intellistat Ion Air Nozzle

Mountable ion air nozzle for removal of static electricity at assembly stations and workbenches.

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Varistat Benchtop Ioniser

Benchtop-mounted unit to quickly neutralise static electricity on workbenches and assembly stations.

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Digital Static Meter

Handheld and easy-to-use static meter that quickly identifies static electricity.

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AC Sensor

Contactless voltage detector. Red-light indicator and audible signal.

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Neutralising static electricity with or without compressed air? What is the difference?

To remove static electricity in production, you can choose between anti-static solutions that operate with or without compressed air.

 

Gen4 Super Ion Air Knife - deionisation with compressed air

The air knife combines ionisation with airflow to quickly remove static charges and contaminants over large surfaces, moving parts and hard-to-reach areas.

Compressed air flows through an inlet (1) into the plenum chamber of the Gen4 Super Ion Air Knife. The flow is directed into a precise, slit-shaped opening. As the primary airflow passes out, it forms a smooth air blade along its entire length, which instantly entrains the surrounding air (2). An electric Gen4 ionising bar (3) fills the air curtain with positive and negative charges. The airflow of these static elimination ions to the product surface (4), where it instantly neutralises static electricity and blows away dust and other particles.

Gen4 Ionising Bar - deionisation without compressed air

Ideal for use on delicate or lightweight materials, which may be adversely affected by an air flow. Compact and efficient solution for close-range applications.

The electromagnetically shielded power cable (1) conducts 5 kVrms from the power supply to each inductively coupled stainless steel emitter tip (2) on the Gen4 Ionising Bar. An integrated ground wire (3) in the power cable creates a discharge path from the emitter tips to the rod body (4). The discharge at each emitter charges the gas molecules in the surrounding air, resulting in a flow of positively and negatively charged ions (5). If the material surface has a negative charge, it attracts the positive ions from the Gen4 Ionizing Bar and becomes balanced or neutralised. If the material surface has a positive charge, it attracts the negative ions from the Gen4 Ionizing Bar and becomes balanced or neutralised.

Questions and answers about our static electricity discharge products

 

  • How do I choose the right product to remove static electricity in my production?

    Here is a brief summary of what you might want to consider to choose the most suitable product or solution to remove static electricity in your production process.

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  • What type of static eliminator should I use?

    Air static eliminators are ideal for hard-to-reach areas, surfaces with obstacles, products moving at high speed or materials with very high static charge. Examples of air assisted ionisers are: Super Ion Air Knife, Standard Ion Air Knife, Super Ion Air Wipe, Ion Air...

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  • Neutralising static electricity with or without compressed air? What is the difference?

    To remove static electricity in production, you can choose between anti-static solutions that operate with or without compressed air.

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  • Where should I place the ioniser in my process?

    The most effective placement of an ioniser is usually just before the area of the process where the static electricity is causing problems, such as tearing, blocking or discharging towards personnel. In some cases, multiple ionisers may be needed in the same process, as static electricity can re-form...

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  • What lengths do you offer for Super Ion Air Knife and Standard Ion Air Knife?

    We offer single piece lengths from 75mm to 2740mm for our Super Ion Air Knife, and from 75mm to 1220mm for our Standard Ion Air Knife. Customised lengths are also available - contact us for assistance and more information.

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  • What kind of maintenance is required for an Ionising Bar?

    Use a soft brush (e.g. a toothbrush) to clean the emitter tips and duct from dust and particles. Do not use anything that can bend or dull the emitter tips. Also avoid soaps or liquid cleaners that can leave behind a conductive coating - this can impair the ...

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Contact one of our experts

Call, email or book a web meeting with one of our experts specialising in EXAIR Compressed Air Products. We will advise you on the most suitable product or solution in order to achieve an efficient and safe industrial process.

 

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Alexander Bergman Droplet separation, Column internals, Nozzles & spray systems, Tank cleaning, Compressed air products I look forward to providing product advice and solutions! Let's meet via a video call or a site visit. You can also phone or email us, of course.

A short web meeting is usually a time-efficiently way to gather information to advise on the right product or solution. During a web meeting we can quickly and easily obtain information on the various factors that may influence the choice of equipment and solution to achieve the most effective result. Sometimes a site visit may also be a good idea, depending on your preference. Of course, you can also just call or email!

When suggesting a suitable product or solution we take into account - function, lifespan, quality, choice of material, and operating and maintenance costs. Our goal is to deliver a sustainable solution that creates added value for you as a customer.

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