Charging Generators suit static charge pinning applications.
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Offering choice of constant current or constant voltage operation, single-polarity Electrostatic Charging Generators are suited for card insertions, chill roll edge pinning on cast film lines, in-mold labeling, roll transfer, lamination, and shrink wrapping. Fully integrated, black box Model 7020 is controllable by PLC using analog I/O connection. In addition to remote I/O, Model 7220 provides all controls and displays on front for monitoring of operator adjustments.
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New Electrostatic Charging Generators
An all new line of static charging generators provides strong and stable pinning power
(Windsor Locks, Conn.) A new line of single-polarity charge generators from Ion Industrial feature the choice of "constant current" or "constant voltage" operation suitable for a broad range of static charge pinning applications, including card insertions, chill roll edge pinning on cast film lines, in-mold labeling (IML), roll transfer, lamination, shrink wrapping, plastic bag manufacturing and many other processes. While "constant voltage" has been a standard mode for most other generators, the "constant current" feature provides more consistent pinning power regardless of changes in ambient conditions or contamination of ionizing electrodes or variations in the material's properties. Ion's line of new charging products also includes a small-profile, lightweight charging bar with tungsten ionizing electrodes.
The new 7020 OEM Generator is a fully-integrated "black box" controllable by a PLC using an analog I/O connection. The 7220 Generator, in addition to the remote I/O, provides all controls and displays on the front of the unit for ease of monitoring or operator adjustments. Both systems utilize universal output connections compatible with many makes of charge applicators. An IP54 protection rating is standard on both generator models. 888-310-3334 http://www.ion.com/industrial
Ion has more than 20 years of experience in the design and manufacture of ionization products for the control of static charge in manufacturing processes. Having previously and primarily served high tech manufacturing, Ion formed Ion Industrial to service the paper and film converting and packaging industries in 1997. For additional information on Ion Industrial, please contact Mark Blitshteyn, general manager, at (860) 292-6847 or visit Ion's web site at http://www.ion.com/industrial.
