SL-001 Desktop Fan Ionizer Blower

SL-001 Desktop One Fan Ionizer Blower

SL-001 Benchtop Static Elimination Device, Dr.Schneider Ionizer Fan SL-001, SL-001 Table Top Ionizer Fan, ESD Ionizer Fan SL-001 ESD Static Control Fan with Adjustable Speed, SL-001 Industrial Centrifugal Fan Cleanroom Ionizing Air Blower, Input Voltage: 220V AC or 110V AC 200(L)*125(W) * 260(H)  

The SL-001 Ionizer Blower is a benchtop static elimination device used in electronics manufacturing, cleanrooms, labs, and other environments where electrostatic discharge (ESD) needs to be controlled. It neutralizes static charges on surfaces and sensitive components by producing a balanced stream of positive and negative ions. The blower features adjustable airflow for different applications. 

• Static neutralization: The blower generates positive and negative ions to neutralize static charges on objects and surfaces, which is critical for protecting sensitive electronics.
• Adjustable air flow: Most versions feature a variable-speed fan, allowing you to control the air volume from the blower. Air volumes typically range from 45 to 110 CFM (cubic feet per minute).
• Compact and portable: It is small and lightweight, making it easy to place on a workbench or hang above a workstation.
• Built-in cleaner: Some models include a needle cleaner for the ionization emitters to ensure consistent performance over time.
• Balanced ion output: The device is designed to provide a balanced stream of ions to prevent any single polarity charge from building up. The ion balance voltage is typically 0V ± 10V.
• Indicator light: An ionization indicator lamp on the unit confirms that the high-voltage AC is functioning correctly.

• Electronics manufacturing and assembly: Neutralizes static on components and equipment, preventing damage during handling and assembly.
• Cleanrooms: Helps control static charges that attract dust and other contaminants.
• Medical device manufacturing: Protects sensitive medical equipment from ESD.
• Printing and packaging: Reduces static cling, which can interfere with processes involving paper and plastic films.