SMC Corporation IZG10 anti-static ioniser gun

Friday, 11 February, 2022 | Supplied by: SMC Australia | New Zealand

The IZG10 anti-static ioniser gun can quickly neutralise static and offers a low residual charge, using AC-type high frequency to apply the voltage. The product features LED lighting to help users find and remove both static and dust particles.

Two operating modes are offered — continuous and pulse blow — so that both continuous ionising and air options can be used depending on the user requirements. The flow adjustment valve and indicator allows the ionised airflow to be adjusted on the gun and controlled numerically.

The product is lightweight at only 200 g and has been ergonomically designed to be comfortably held for long periods of time.

Online: www.smcanz.com
Phone: 1800 763 862
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