Ring ionizers RI 20 / RI 32 / RI 650 pages

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HAUG lonization -for the limination of electrostatic charges
HAUG ring ionizers
The HAUG ring ionizer is a highly effective production aid for the discharging and cleaning of surfaces - in particular of non-conductive materials. Beside the handheld unit, other versions are available for installation into plants and machinery (without air gun).
Voltage supply
The ring ionizers are simply connected to a HAUG high-voltage power pack. Power packs are available for a variety of mains voltages and can be specified to have two or four high-voltage connections.
The HAUG Multistat power pack is particularly recommended for this application. This fully electronic unit includes an integrated electronic fault and performance monitor ensuring a high and consistent standard of quality.
Ring ionizer RI 20 / RI 20 P
This "mini" version is particularly suited for the discharge of very small areas and components in confined workspaces. It is light, flexible and easy to handle, and its robust design makes this unit the ionizer of choice for many discharge processes.
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Nl/min 600
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Air consumption
RI 20/RI 20 P
RI 32/RI32P
RI 65/RI65P
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6 bar
Ring ionizer RI 32 / RI 32 P
This HAUG ring ionizer is light, but robust and easy to handle. Its ergonomic design ensures that this unit is easy to use.
Cleaning and maintenance
Regular use of the special HAUG cleaning agent SRM 1 and of the cleaning system RS 1 will also ensure a consistently high effectiveness.
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Ring ionizer RI 65 / RI 65 P
There is a direct correlation between dust and electrostatic charges. Plastic moldings, films and foils, optical and electronic components, plastic sheets etc. often show surface charges which cannot be eliminated electrically due to the highly insulating material properties. The resulting electrostatic charges of the surface attract dirt and particles suspended in the environment. This leads to a reduction of the surface cleanliness and hampers further processing.
Service unit
The use of a service unit (compact filter control valve) for the pretreatment of the air is indispensable. It is intented to separate any oil and water content, and it also allows the operating pressure to be regulated. For particular applications service units with ultra-fine filters can be supplied.
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HAUG GmbH & Co. KG
Germany
Friedrich-List-Str. 18 D-70771 Leinf.-Echterdingen Phone: +49 711 / 94 98-0 Telefax: +49 711 /94 98-298
HAUG Biel AG
www.haug.de E-mail: info@haug.de
Switzerland
Johann-Renfer-Str. 60 CH-2500 Biel-Bienne 6 Phone: +41 32/344 96 96 Telefax: +41 32 / 344 96 97
www.haug-ionisation.com E-mail: info@haug-biel.ch