PRECISION Technology
ESD ionisation for highly sensitive technology applications

Key Facts
Electrostatic discharge for ESD-sensitive applications
Conforms to the currently valid standards DIN EN 61340-5-1:2017 or IEC 61340-5-1: 2016
Extremely low residual charge (offset voltage) due to using high-frequency technology
Patented KIST + ESCHERICH operating principle
Our PRECISION technology was specifically developed for electrostatic discharge procedures in demanding ESD areas. Electronic components and assemblies are often highly sensitive to electrostatic discharges. Even low voltages of less than 100 V can cause significant damage or significantly shorten the service life of these components as a result of a sudden discharge.
The PRECISION technology ensures an exceptionally low residual charge (offset voltage) thanks to its high frequency. A high-frequency generator converts the input voltage into the required high voltage, which is then delivered to the electrode tips of the ioniser. The generated positive and negative ions are transported with precision via an airstream to the component to be discharged. The system frequency is typically in the range of multiples of 10 kHz.
Like all electrostatic systems from KIST + ESCHERICH, the PRECISION ionisers are completely safe to the touch, so there is no risk for the users, even if they should come into contact with the electrode tips. Furthermore, all PRECISION systems meet the requirements of the IEC 6134051:2016 standard.
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Statically charged material/component
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ESD ioniser
High-frequency discharge system with integrated control electronics and high-voltage power supply, specially developed for the ESD area according to DIN EN 61340-5-1:2016.
The high voltage is generated via a piezo electrode and passed on to emitters, which are continuously flushed with compressed air. This creates an ion-air mixture, the ions of which are attracted by the oppositely charged surfaces of the material or component.
The result is an optimal residual charge (offset voltage).