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News Release from: Fraser Anti-Static Techniques | Subject: 6000 Iontube
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 03 September 2007

Iontube neutralises static in pneumatic
conveyors

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Fraser Anti-Static Techniques have launched the new 6000 Iontube range of anti-static devices to overcome static electricity problems when conveying products and parts in pneumatic transport systems

Pneumatic transportation is used widely to convey plastic and other parts throughout a factory These parts could be plastic bottles and closures, mouldings, recycled plastics, granules or film and paper trim

The friction and high speed in this process generates a high static charge on the parts themselves, which causes problems - from blockages, contamination, adhesion and non-separation of the product to shocks and possibly fires.

The Iontube neutralises the static charge generated in this process allowing the product to be transported to the next operation, problem-free.

The Iontube is positioned immediately before the critical area - usually the dust separator cyclone, automatic assembly machine or discharge into a hopper or baler - to prevent regeneration of the charge.

The 6000 Iontube consists of a stainless steel tube with a number of built-in high speed ionising bars around the circumference.

The Ionising bars are recessed in airtight, welded housings to avoid damage to themselves or the product.

Each ionising bar is easy to replace if required.

The Fraser 6000 Iontube offers many advantages over existing systems in terms of ease of use and maintenance, performance, robustness and cost of ownership.

The Iontube is available in eleven standard DIN pipe sizes from 50mm to 350mm or can be made to individual customers own design specifications.

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