New Static Solutions and Free Application Guides from Meech International

21.03.07

The new Model 992v3 Static Generator can be operated to generate a controlled level of static charge that will create a temporary bond between materials.  This allows the performance of the Model 992v3 to be optimised for a variety of applications and a diverse range of materials, resulting in maximum pinning effect without the risk of overload. For large-scale applications, multiple generator bars can be connected and an internal switch mode power supply accommodates different input voltages and frequencies.

Two of Meech’s best-selling, core products for the packaging and plastics processing industries will also be on show  - the 915 AC System and the 976 Pulsed DC system. The Model 915 has been designed to provide powerful and intense ion production. It has very fast decay times which means it is even more effective at faster web speeds. It can be fitted at distances up to 150mm and with its slim profile, it offers both flexibility and versatility in positioning. It has also been designed with an easy wipe casing to give sustained performance and reduced downtime, as well as ease of maintenance.

The Meech Model 976 is a versatile, shockless Pulsed DC ionising bar. Displaying all the features of ease of use and maintenance of other Meech products, the Model 976 provides highly effective long-range ionisation up to distances of 1000mm.  Both these well-established products are installed in  plants throughout the world to help solve static problems in applications such as vertical form fill and sealing, bottle labelling and, more recently, RFID and security tag processing.

Visitors to the stand can also register to receive  a FREE copy of one or both of Meech’s definitive Industry Application Guides. “Static Solutions to Improve Production and Profitability in the Plastics Industry” and “Static Solutions to Improve Production and Profitability in the Packaging Industry” are both available as hard copies or in PDF format. The Guides are illustrated with full-colour diagrams and covers a range of plastics and packaging processes that can be adversely affected by static. The primary problems discussed include dust attraction and contamination, operator shocks, process control and quality issues.

Members of the Meech International team will be present to answer any questions that visitors might have on the subject of static control.

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