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Static Control Products

EXAIR’s Gen4 Super Ion Air Knife eliminates static electricity 34% better at low inlet pressures which saves compressed air and money. Production speeds, product quality and surface cleanliness can improve dramatically. It eliminates static on plastics, webs, sheet stock and other product surfaces where tearing, jamming or hazardous shocks are a problem. Read more...

Like all UHMW-PE film, DW406BF also features high abrasion resistance, exceeding the abrasion resistance of steel, along with broad chemical resistance and a low coefficient of friction. Read more...

Cri-plastMP™ PFA Electrically Conductive Compounds are formulated to meet your static dissipative/conductive, ATEX requirements in multiple applications. Specific grades can be processed by injection, extrusion, transfer molding, and compression molding. Read more...

Businesses with HAZLOC atmospheres are exposed to the risk of static electricity igniting flammable gas, vapor and dust atmospheres. This ignition risk can be eliminated by ensuring equipment is bonded and grounded in accordance with NFPA 77 "Recommended Practice on Static Electricity". Read more...

Powder processing operations can generate vast quantities of electrostatic charge via the movement of powder. The standard method of charging on powder processing operations is due to tribo-electrification, which is basically the contact Read more...

Cri-Tech, Inc. manufactures custom Fluoroplastic (PVDF, ETFE, EFEP, FEP, PFA) and Fluoroelastomer (FKM) static control products to match your specifications. Read more...

Retractable static grounding reels from Newson Gale ® prevent the discharge of incendive electrostatic sparks within combustible flammable and dust atmospheres. In a robust and easy to install weatherproof powder coated steel housing they provide personnel with a convenient means of stowing static grounding clamps and cable when not in use. Read more...

The loading and unloading of road tankers with large quantities of commonly used chemicals and powders generates static electricity which, if left to accumulate on the road tanker, could discharge electrostatic sparks with energies far in excess of the minimum ignition energies of a vast range of combustible gases, vapours and dusts. Read more...