💡 Why Use Static Eliminators in the Electronics Industry? 💡 Static electricity can accumulate during the manufacturing and handling of electronic components, posing a serious risk to these sensitive parts. In the electronics industry, using static eliminators is essential to prevent static damage and ensure product quality. Here are some examples of where static can impact production: 🔋 Lithium-ion battery production: During the unwinding of the separator film, friction or sheet separation can generate significant static, attracting contaminants to the surface. These contaminants can degrade battery performance, and in the worst cases, cause overheating. Static eliminators prevent debris from sticking and ensure safe, high-quality battery production. 🏭 PC board manufacturing: A protective coating is applied to PC boards to prevent moisture and maintain insulation. If any particles are present before applying this coating, it can cause the coating process to fail, resulting in product defects and customer dissatisfaction. Using a static eliminator with airflow prevents contaminants from adhering, and also doubles as a dust remover. ⚙️ Parts feeders: Static electricity can cause parts to get stuck in feeders, leading to feed failures. Static eliminators solve the issue of parts blockage, ensuring smooth production lines. 🔋 Fuel cell membrane production: When removing the protective film from a fuel cell membrane, it can carry a high static charge—sometimes several kilowatts! This static can cause wrinkles and bubbles, leading to performance defects. Static eliminators help prevent these issues, ensuring the fuel cell functions properly. 🌟 To learn more about static elimination technology and its applications, visit: https://lnkd.in/gv6-sCaP #ElectronicsIndustry #StaticElimination #ProductQuality #Manufacturing #BatteryProduction #PCBAssembly #FuelCellTechnology
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