Why The Ion Air Cannon?
The Ion Air Cannon will maximize airflow while minimizing compressed air consumption. A small amount of compressed air is used to entrain a high volume flow of surrounding air. This combined stream is ionized by an emitter point (shockless) and delivered to the charged surface. A hose or tube can be connected to the air intake of the Ion Air Cannon to draw quality air from another area.
It requires only 10 PSIG (0.7 BAR) for most applications. The compact design saves bench space and allows mounting in confined areas. The sturdy stand is predrilled and can be bench, wall or machine mounted. It incorporates a swivel adjustment for directing the airflow.
Applications
- Bag opening - form and fill
- Clean and neutralize three dimensional parts
- Neutralizing shrink wrap
- Cleaning molded parts
- Removing static on electronic assemblies
- Pre-paint dust removal
- Neutralizing slitting operations
- Package cleaning
- Container neutralization
5kV Power Supply (not included) is required for operation.
How the Ion Air Cannon Works
The Ion Air Cannon incorporates a Super Air Amplifier* and ionizing collar, energized by a power supply. A small amount of compressed air is injected into the barrel of the cannon (1) inducing a high volume flow of surrounding air to flow through it (2). An emitter point at the discharge end of the cannon (3) ionizes the entire airstream. The result is a high volume, conical flow of ionized air (4) capable of eliminating static and cleaning at distances up to 15 feet (4.6m). Because more than 90% of the ionized air is induced, the Ion Air Cannon produces maximum airflow at minimum air consumption.
* Patent #5402938
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A Model 7292 Ion Air Cannon System removes static and dust from glove box inserts prior to flocking or painting.
The Model 7292 Ion Air Cannon System eliminates static and dust from speedometer clusters prior to assembly.
The Model 7292 Ion Air Cannon
System eliminates the static and dust prior to filling the bottles.
(3) Ion Air Cannons blow contaminants from car bodies prior to painting. |