How to use Ion air guns
Ion air guns are static eliminators. They play the role of electrostatic precipitator in the manufacture of precision plastic parts. Usually, the product is blown with an ion wind gun before the next step of the product, and then the next one is performed. Process processing.
The ion wind gun dust removal mainly uses the ion wind to combine the static electricity on the surface of the product object, eliminating the adsorption force generated by the static electricity. After reaching the purpose of dust removal, many users do not understand this principle and adjust the air pressure to *large or even The limit, because the wind speed is too fast and the surface friction of the product, not only the static effect is not good, and the dust removal effect is not ideal, generally suitable at 0.4MPa, there is too much compressed air humidity, no drying treatment.
The ion air gun has a large ionized airflow coverage area, and the air valve can be adjusted to adjust the air volume. The device can also quickly eliminate static electricity stability and safety. The wind is strong, never "fire", in addition to the electrostatic dust removal effect, safety induction without electric shock, high-voltage line has been shielded, can not interfere with other instruments, more comfortable in the hand. After the small particles of dust encounter moisture, they are more firmly attached to the surface. At this time, it is difficult to achieve the ideal effect of dust removal by simply using the ion wind gun. It must be purified, which will undoubtedly increase the production cost. It is recommended to dry the compressed air. Filtration treatment, the above suggestions can be used for reference and reference according to different industries.
Ion air guns are widely used in the production of precision electronic products, electronic assembly lines, printing, pharmaceutical manufacturing assembly lines, packaging, plastic small product molding, plastic film cutting, circles and film, and mold release equipment. .