Static eliminator for the communication industry
With the development of the communication industry, consumers have become more and more selective in the selection of communication products, and have also placed high demands on manufacturers of communication products, especially the quality and price of products.
How to improve product quality and reduce production costs has become a top priority for manufacturers. There is an "invisible killer" that affects the quality of the product at all times - static electricity.

Static electricity, invisible and intangible, but it is always around us. Static electricity poses two major hazards to manufacturers in the communications industry: pollution and breakdown.
The first is the environment. We know that the environment of the production workshop is generally a 10,000-class clean room. The mobility of the employees is very high. The dust particles with static electricity in the air will be adsorbed to the components with static electricity, and the dust particles will also fall due to the weight of the dust itself. On the product, if it can't be removed, it will make the expensive components become defective, causing huge losses to the manufacturers.

Followed by static electricity accumulation. The main processes of the manufacturers of communication equipment are pipeline operation. The products will generate static electricity during the movement friction. When the workers check each component, the friction with the product will also generate static electricity. The static electricity of the human body is not turned off in time. It will also be transferred to the components, so many processes will eventually accumulate too much static electricity and cause electrostatic discharge, which will lead to breakdown of components.
How do we eliminate and avoid the two major hazards mentioned above?
In the case where there is no way to change the environment of the production workshop, the best way to solve the problem of dust adsorption and static accumulation is to use equipment that removes dust and removes static electricity. For example, the AP-AC2456 ion wind gun, AP-AC2454-A ion wind nozzle and AP-AC2454-D ion wind snake series produced by our company are all very good dust removal and static elimination equipment, which fundamentally solves dust adsorption and static electricity. Cumulative problem.
Because there are many types of equipment for dust removal and static elimination, how to choose the product that suits you is mainly determined according to the conditions on the production line. the following
Introduce several devices that are dust-removing and static-eliminating
1. Ion air gun.
It is hand-held, and the operation mode is very random. It is more suitable for use in the inspection area. The inspector can see that there is dust there, just pick up the air gun and blow it.
2. Ion wind nozzle.
It is a fixed product, small in size and does not occupy a place. It is more suitable for stations on the assembly line or in some spaces. It can also be made into pedal and inductive.

3, ion wind snake.
It is available in three styles: normal, inductive and pedal-type to meet the needs of different environments at the customer's production site. It is suitable for use in a space where there is no need for personnel to operate, but it is necessary to adjust the direction of the dust blowing.
In addition to the above products, an ion fan is required in part of the assembly line and the operation station, thereby reducing the accumulation of static electricity and preventing the product from being unknowingly broken down. You can choose our AP-DC2452 suspension series of fans, which has a large power-dissipation area and does not occupy the working space. It can be selected according to the size of the workbench or the width of the pipeline.
Due to its industry characteristics, our company only makes the above explanation based on the experience gained from the partners. If there is any misunderstanding, we will fully cooperate with the communication company to completely solve the impact of static electricity in the industry.

