Ionizers, ionization rods, guns, and blowers can effectively solve many classic anti-static problems, such as dust attraction in the production of injection-molded parts or in film processing. Here, our colleague from the Netherlands, Pietro Sabatino, presents some of the advantages and functionalities of our ionization products. Unfortunately, the videos are only available in
Dust problems with injection-molded parts – Production: Gray haze and massive dust particle infestation are a major problem, especially with visible parts such as displays, painted parts, lenses, headlight reflectors, etc. The problems are even greater in the food and medical sectors, as dust particles on injection-molded parts can also provide breeding grounds for germs. In the first few hours after the injection molding process, polymers outgas in increased amounts, and
Detecting electrostatics in production…Making the invisible phenomenon visible! When dealing with electrostatic charges, knowing the polarity and the charge level in your production is essential for finding solutions. Measuring instruments can help you in almost all production areas, from film extrusion to in-mold labeling or injection molding.
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Dear SIMCO customers, we would like to inform you that counterfeit versions of the popular FMX-004 field strength meter are being offered for sale on various online marketplaces. These devices, often originating from China, are indistinguishable from the originals to the average user and are advertised for electrostatic measurements. These devices are particularly noticeable in this regard.
You know the problem… Dust, shavings, and lint are attracted to surfaces in your production area by electrostatic charges and adhere very strongly. Conventional wiping with cloths or simply blowing them off with compressed air guns only yields moderate results. After cleaning, the surfaces are even more statically charged than before and attract the dirt even more.
