Ionizers

Ionisation bars

ESD ionisation bars neutralise electrostatic charge in hard-to-reach locations inside machines, conveyors and processing equipment by emitting ions uniformly along their entire length. The range includes AC ionisation bars from the ThunderION 2.0 series (650 mm and 750 mm), PERFORMAX 2.0 IQ EASY Speed and Standard (Meech), the SENSOR IQ EASY, DC bars 650QAC (Simco-Ion) in various lengths, and the A960IPS and A924IPS models. The SMC IZS31 series (300-2300 mm, 24 VDC) for automation integration adds a bar variant with digital communication.

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  1. Fully automatic ionising bar 650QAC, 24 V DC, 400 mm range, 320 mm
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Buying guide

How to choose Ionisation bars

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Technical features

⚡ Ionisation along full bar length - uniform charge neutralisation without mechanical contact with the workpiece
↕ Lengths 650 mm to 750 mm (ThunderION) - for wide machine cavities, conveyor belts and winding stations
⚙ AC and DC ionisation - AC bars (ThunderION, PERFORMAX) and DC bars (650QAC) available
✓ IQ EASY interface (Meech) - digital monitoring, alarm and parameterisation via IQ Easy protocol
📦 SMC IZS31, 300-2300 mm, 24 VDC - for integration into PLC-controlled automation systems

Ionisation bar product overview

ModelLengthTypeNotes
ThunderION 2.0650 mm / 750 mmACIon spray bar, robust construction
PERFORMAX 2.0 IQ EASY Speedn/aACHigh ionisation speed, IQ Easy
PERFORMAX 2.0 IQ EASY Standardn/aACStandard version, IQ Easy protocol
SENSOR IQ EASYn/aACWith integrated charge sensor
Ionisation bar 650QACMultiple lengthsDCDC voltage, Simco-Ion
Ionisation bar A960IPS / A924IPSMultiple lengthsn/aVarious lengths and versions
MEB / MEJ ion spray barn/an/aCompact design

Typical applications

Typical applications: Film coating and laminating lines with statically charged substrates, printing machines and paper processing lines, electronics manufacturing with machine-integrated ionisation at SMT lines, packaging machines and winding stations in plastics processing, and PCB and assembly test stands requiring non-contact charge neutralisation.