Industrial Static Control

An industrial static control system uses static eliminators, static detection instruments and, when the process requires it, static generators to manage electrostatic charge on film, paper, printing and converting lines.

KENDORIC supplies static control equipment for web and sheet handling applications, including ionizing bars, static detection products, static generators and passive static rope or brush options. Selection depends on material type, web width, line speed, installation distance, machine section and the actual static problem.

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Product Range

Choose the right static control method for the process.

Different static problems require different product types. Ionizing bars are used along web paths, ionizing fans cover local areas, detection products help locate static sources, and generation products create controlled attraction where the process needs it.

Static Elimination	DC ionizing bars, AC ionizing bars, ionizing fans, static rope and static brushes
Static Detection & Monitoring	Static measurement and monitoring products for troubleshooting and verification
Electrostatic Generation	Electrostatic charging products for controlled attraction, holding or positioning
Typical Materials	Film, paper, foil, label stock, nonwoven, sheet materials and composite webs
Selection Data	Material type, web width, line speed, static symptom, installation distance, machine section and machine photos

How to Choose Static Control Products

Static on Moving Webs

Use ionizing bars along film, paper, label or nonwoven web paths.

Local Static Around Workstations

Use ionizing fans for localized static removal around sheets, parts or working areas.

Static Troubleshooting

Use detection or monitoring products to locate charged areas and verify neutralization results.

Controlled Attraction or Holding

Use electrostatic generation products when the process requires controlled charging.

DC Ionizing Bars

For high-speed web paths where stable ionization and longer-range static elimination are required.

XK900 Series DC Ionizing Bar

High-performance DC ionizing bar series with catalog-shown status indication and ion monitoring connection.

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XK800 Series DC Ionizing Bar

Slim DC ionizing bar series for compact installation on converting and packaging equipment.

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AC Ionizing Bars

For common static neutralization points on film, paper, label and packaging lines.

XK700 Series AC Ionizing Bar

AC ionizing bar series for film, paper, label and packaging static neutralization.

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XK600 Series AC Ionizing Bar

Compact AC ionizing bar series represented in the catalog by the XK608B style product.

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XK100 Series AC Ionizing Bar

Compact AC static eliminator option for localized static control points.

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Ionizing Fan Static Eliminators

For localized areas, workstations, sheets and non-web zones where ionized airflow is needed.

Ionizing Fan Static Eliminators

Ionizing fan products deliver ionized airflow for workstations, sheets and localized production zones.

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Static Rope & Static Brush

Passive static reduction options for simple contact or near-contact static control points.

Static Rope & Static Brush Products

Grounded static rope, conductive brushes and related accessories for passive static reduction support.

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Static Detection Products

For checking static charge levels before and after neutralization and locating static sources.

Static Detection Products

Handheld static detection products for checking charged areas before and after neutralization.

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Static Generation Products

For controlled electrostatic attraction, holding and positioning where static charge is required by the process.

Static Generation Products

Static generators for controlled electrostatic attraction, holding and positioning support.

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What is an industrial static control system?

An industrial static control system is a group of devices used to detect, neutralize or create electrostatic charge in a controlled way. In roll-to-roll production, static may appear at unwinding, printing, laminating, slitting, rewinding or sheet stacking points. A practical system starts by identifying where charge is created, then matching the right equipment to the web path and material.

Common static problems in film, paper, printing and converting

Dust attraction on film, labels, paper and printed surfaces.
Web sticking, sheet sticking, poor stacking or unstable feeding.
Operator shocks near unwind, rewind or delivery sections.
Print defects, coating defects or contamination caused by charged material.
Unstable winding or handling when lightweight materials hold charge.

Static elimination vs static generation

Static elimination reduces unwanted charge. Ionizing bars, ionizing fans, static rope and static brushes are normally used for this purpose. Static generation is different: it intentionally creates charge for attraction, holding or positioning in a controlled process. Buyers should not treat these as interchangeable products.

Main products: ionizing bar, static detection, static generator, static rope brush

KENDORIC supplies DC ionizing bars, AC ionizing bars, ionizing fans, static detection instruments, static generators, and static rope and static brush products. The right choice depends on whether the process needs neutralization, measurement or controlled charging.

How to choose static control equipment

Start with the symptom, then check material, web speed, installation distance and available mounting space. High-speed web paths usually need ionizing bars close to the charged material. Local work areas may use ionizing fans. Troubleshooting projects should include static detection before and after neutralization. Controlled attraction applications require static generation equipment instead of eliminators.

Typical applications

Typical applications include film extrusion and converting, label printing, flexible packaging, paper converting, laminating, coating, slitting, rewinding, sheet handling and nonwoven production.

RFQ checklist

Send your machine type, web width, material and installation position. We will suggest a suitable configuration.

Machine and material

Machine type, web width, material type, and material thickness or GSM.

Running condition

Line speed, installation position, power supply, and available mounting space.

Roll and correction data

Roll weight, required correction stroke, actuator load, and expected guiding or tension range.

Project reference

Photos, drawings, web path sketches, or current machine problem details if available.

FAQ

Does KENDORIC supply industrial static control chemicals?

No. KENDORIC supplies static control equipment, not chemical additives.

Where should an ionizing bar be installed?

It should be installed near the charged material at the machine section where static causes the problem, while respecting the working distance and safety requirements of the selected model.

Do I need static detection before choosing equipment?

Static detection is strongly recommended when the source of charge is unclear or when the buyer needs to confirm whether neutralization is effective after installation.

Is a static generator the same as a static eliminator?

No. A static generator creates controlled attraction. A static eliminator reduces unwanted electrostatic charge.

Need help choosing a static control product?

Send material type, web width, line speed, machine section, installation distance, static symptom and machine photos.

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