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Solutions for the Plastics Industry

There are very few plastic manufacturing processes that are not negatively affected by static charges. Others benefit from generating static charges to temporarily bond two surfaces together during a production process.

Solutions for Cleanroom Environments

Static electricity in cleanroom environments can significantly disrupt processes. It can attract airborne dust and contaminants, permanently damage sensitive electronics, and prevent samples from being weighed accurately.

Solutions for the Pharmaceutical Industry

There are many processes involved in the manufacturing of medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and biotech products that generate static electricity. These issues are often made worse by the low humidity levels and cool environments commonly found in production facilities.

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Strävan efter lägre utsläpp genom viktminskning har ökat användningen av plast inom fordonsindustrin. Statisk elektricitet måste kontrolleras för att förhindra kvalitets- och säkerhetsproblem samtidigt som produktiviteten bibehålls.

Solutions for the Converting Industry

The converting industry relies on processes such as slitting, laminating, coating, and die-cutting. Static electricity is a major issue that can cause product defects, attract dust, create shocks for operators, and even lead to fires.

Solutions for Printing and Application

Static electricity can cause print quality issues as well as problems with sheet feeding and delivery. It can also create a fire hazard in solvent-based processes.

ATEX-Certified Solutions

Neutralising static electricity in hazardous environments, such as areas with volatile solvents or powder-charged atmospheres, is critical. A spark caused by a static discharge can result in fire or explosion, leading to serious injury or even loss of life.

Only EX-certified static control products may be used in these types of applications.

Solutions for the Textile Industry

From carding, warping, and beaming to sizing, many areas within the textile industry are affected by static electricity that must be controlled. In some cases, each individual yarn strand coming from a creel may even need to be neutralised to prevent ballooning and thread breakage.

Solutions for the Packaging Industry

Static-related issues in packaging can be both costly and wasteful. They can prevent packages from being filled correctly, resulting in significant material waste.

Static electricity can also cause sealing issues and create problems with label printers and applicators, shrink wrapping, containers, and web handling systems.