Examples of countermeasures in the film/paper industry

Utilising static elimination with a large air flow makes it possible to remove foreign particles adhered to targets even without a factory air supply.

When using film, ionizers are needed on both sides of the film. Spot-type ionizers make it possible to ensure sufficient static elimination even in areas where space is limited, such as on the back side of film.

Paper with a strong electrostatic charge entering a BM meter (which measures water content, for example) can cause equipment faults or unstable readings. An ionizer can eliminate these problems.

Offset printers generate strong electrostatic charges that lead to problems such as double sheet feeding, sheets sticking to the feed tray or impression cylinder, ink splashes, uneven powder dispersion, jammed or misaligned paper in the output, and disruptions in the rest of the process. An ionizer can eliminate these problems.

In order to coat the paper with a silicone layer, a very strong electrostatic charge (50 to 100 kV) is generated in the sticker release paper, which can lead to problems such as adhesion of foreign particles, sparking and staff discomfort. An ionizer can eliminate these problems.

Electrostatic charge can cause problems such as double sheet feeding, paper jams and misaligned sheets. Sheets cannot be collected when these problems occur, so countermeasures are necessary. An ionizer provides precise countermeasures and reduces operating costs.