SMART ION Technology
Intelligent electrostatic discharge with DC pulse technology

Key Facts
Innovative ionisation technology with very high performance and broad range
Automatically adjusting the amount and polarity of the ions produced thanks to its intelligent control Eliminating electrostatic discharges without compressed air support Discharge capability over significant distances (up to 1500 mm) and at high transport speeds (up to 1300 m/min)
The SMART ION technology is our intelligent solution for neutralising electrostatic charges. It uses pulsed DC (direct current) voltage to produce both positive and negative ions that target the material’s surface. This effectively neutralises any undesired existing charges and eliminates interfering electrostatic effects.
A pulsed DC voltage in the high-voltage range of up to 30 kV is generated in systems equipped with SMART ION technology. This high voltage can be attained via an electronic circuit from a standard 24-volt DC voltage, which is often already present in machines and equipment on site. The high voltage is generated directly in the ioniser, which has the advantage that much thinner lines can be used and the installation is significantly simpler. In addition, an integrated control system allows the ion concentration and polarity to be adjusted to the specific requirements of an application.
SMART ION products are characterized by their high discharge intensity and ensure continuous ion emission, even when the polarity changes. This makes greater working distances and higher web speeds possible, which significantly increases the efficiency of an application.
Thanks to their high-resistance resistors that safely transmit the high voltage to the electrode tips, all SMART ION systems are safe to the touch. This means that there is no danger to the user, even if they should come into direct contact with the electrode tips.
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Material/component holding a static charge
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Ioniser
Compact active discharge system with built-in control electronics and high-voltage power supply. A pulsed high voltage applied via two separate emitter strands (+ and -) generates positive and negative ions. The ions produced are attracted by the opposite charge on the material or component, which leads to neutralisation of the surface charges.