Desktop fan type ionizer


Desktop ionizers were the first static eliminators used. Up to now, the market demand is still huge. They come in many shapes and sizes, but are usually 90MM thick. Today, they are smaller and lighter, which makes them easier to install and use, as space on the bench is at a premium.
Suspended ion generators can be suspended above the workbench via flexible mounting arms, while benchtop ionizers are placed directly on the workbench. No matter where it is placed, it must provide an unobstructed path for the diffusion of ions. But this detail goes unnoticed, and operators often inadvertently place items in the path of the ions, causing the ionizer to work ineffectively. Therefore, keep the path to the front of the device clear. These ionizers are relatively simple to install and use.
Pros: Easy to use and reposition as needed. No compressed air is required.
Disadvantages: Takes up bench space. It is necessary to ensure that the ion movement path is not blocked.

