Active blade neutralisers

Advanced solutions for eliminating electrostatic charges

Active blade neutralisers are one of the most effective solutions in the fight against electrostatic charges. Their design and operation are optimised for precise and fast levelling of problems resulting from electrified surfaces.

How does the blade neutraliser work?

The blade neutraliser is a device that uses a powerful stream of ionised air that flows through a specially designed ionising strip. It emits both positive and negative ions, allowing instant neutralisation of charges on the surface of the material - even when in motion.

Construction and assembly

The device consists of high-voltage electrodes enclosed in a safety blade bar and a blowing system. Thanks to its slim design, it can be easily integrated into the production line in hard-to-reach areas, such as at rollers or in film cutting zones.

Main applications in industry

• Film production and sealing

  Effectively removes charges that can interfere with the even guidance of the material and cause parts to stick.

• Flexographic printing

  Prevents dust attraction and maintains high print quality.

• Packaging and labelling

  Eliminates interference with packaging machines and feeders.

Benefits of an active blade

• Highly effective neutralisation

  The blade bar allows fast operation even at high production speeds.

• Safety in use

  Built-in safety features eliminate the risk of accidental shocks or sparks.

• Low energy consumption

  Modern power units allow efficient operation with minimal power consumption.

• Individually configurable

  Neutralisers can be adapted to the specific parameters of the production line - length, width or air pressure.

Summary

Active blade neutralisers are the modern answer to one of the greatest challenges of industrial production - electrostatics. Thanks to their precision, speed and compact design, they are used in many sectors, guaranteeing not only higher product quality, but also process safety and reliability. Investing in this type of solution translates into tangible benefits - reduced downtime, reduced material losses and higher efficiency of the entire process line.