Compressed air nozzle AN-04
ionizing

Compressed air nozzle - AN-04 - Elettromeccanica Bonato sas - ionizing
Compressed air nozzle - AN-04 - Elettromeccanica Bonato sas - ionizing
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Characteristics

Fluid
compressed air
Function
ionizing
Flow

190 l/min
(50.19 us gal/min)

Pressure

7 bar
(101.5 psi)

Media temperature

Max.: 70 °C
(158 °F)

Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)

Description

Compressed air ionizing nozzles have a dual function: they clean the target surface and eliminate existing electrostatic charges. Ionizing nozzles are used where installation conditions are critical, especially in tight spaces. Our ionizing nozzles can have multiple configurations and can be connected in series, including in circular shapes, according to the customer’s needs. In this case, the antistatic pin is connected to a flat nozzle with a straight air direction. The nozzle draws in the surrounding air and creates a concentrated airflow, making it more economical. The nozzle is also very quiet. Like other active antistatic equipment, ionizing nozzles must be connected to an antistatic power supply via a high-voltage cable and to compressed air via a G1/8” thread and an air hose. We recommend using a 5-micron or smaller air filter to prevent the nozzle from coming into contact with impurities and moisture. TYPICAL APPLICATIONS cleaning and neutralization of various surfaces with very low noise levels plastic injection molding car bodies furniture parts composite parts Working distance - Up to 1000 mm Power supply - AF2WR, AF4WR, PS1WR, APS2, APS4 Emitters - Stainless steel Operating temperature - 0° C – 70° C Compressed air consumption - 3 bar, 190 l/min Pressure - Max 7 bar

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AN-04
AN-04
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CH4 & CH6
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