Super Ion Air Knife Cleans Glass After Oven, Before Coating

A manufacturer of insulating glass runs their glass panes through a curing oven. The glass panes are 48" x 60" with the 48" dimension as the leading edge. As the glass comes out of the oven it must be cleaned and cooled prior to the coating process. Two EXAIR Model 112048 48" (1219mm) Super Ion Air Knives with Model 7960 115V Two Outlet Power Supply were mounted at the exit of the oven. The glass pane passes through the knives and both sides of the glass are nuetralized of a static charge and any debris is blown off. The air flow also provides some cooling which is necessary prior to placing an electrochromic coating on the glass.

  1. EXAIR's Gen4 Super Ion Air Knife removes static electricity from plastics, webs, sheet stock and other product surfaces where tearing, jamming or hazardous shocks are a problem. The laminar sheet of air sweeps surfaces clean of static, particulate, dust and dirt.
    $2,099.00
  2. EXAIR's Gen4 Super Ion Air Knife removes static electricity from plastics, webs, sheet stock and other product surfaces where tearing, jamming or hazardous shocks are a problem. The laminar sheet of air sweeps surfaces clean of static, particulate, dust and dirt.
    $2,369.00
  3. EXAIR's Gen4 selectable voltage Power Supplies allow you to choose the input voltages of 115 VAC or 230 VAC. The modular cable with electromagnetic shielding protects sensitive electronics against electromagnetic interference while easing connections and routing.

    $617.00
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