Electrostatic solutions for industrial production

By using anti-static solutions in the offset printing sector, stable sheet transport, sheet separation, and clean stacking can be ensured.
In digital printing processes, electrostatic solutions prevent poor print quality (fogging) and contamination of print heads.
Thanks to ATEX-certified components, a smooth production process without static effects is also achieved in explosive environments.

Static charges during winding processes, blow molding, or injection molding can be eliminated with the help of anti-static solutions, ensuring a smooth process and protecting employees from discharges. The use of charging solutions can secure precise material fixation and optimize the process.

In the injection molding process, small parts can become charged, causing them to stick to each other, to the machine walls, or in the discharge chute after ejection. Ionization solutions can provide an effective remedy in this case.

During the winding or cutting of rolls, the material becomes statically charged, which can lead to discharges against the machine operator or result in an uneven winding of the material. Additionally, dust is attracted and remains trapped in the roll.

During the filling of tube packages, charged material can become trapped in the seal, leading to waste, material loss, and poor sealing. These issues can be eliminated by using anti-static solutions in the process.

When applying labels, existing charges in the material can cause misalignment. Anti-static solutions help discharge the label material and prevent this issue.

During the production of molded parts, static charges can attract unwanted dust. Discharge solutions can help remove this dust.

In the production of chips, wafers, and RFID labels, even a small charge or improper discharge can damage the product. Targeted discharge can eliminate these charges, preventing defects in the process that might only be noticed by the customer.

In mailing and folding solutions, the material is moved very quickly. Static charges can cause jams in the machine if the sheets do not move properly through the machine and, for example, stick together. This can be prevented by using discharge solutions.