Static Elimination / Control - Paper, Film & Foil Converter

Static Elimination

String Is Clean

Published: October 01, 2008, By By Edward Boyle, Contributing Editor

Static has been an ever-present problem for converters across virtually all market segments since the invention of the high-speed web press. But depending

Adchem Uses Static Control String to Eliminate Contamination

Published: October 01, 2008, By By Charlie Acquista, Adchem Corp.

Here are some of the concerns faced by converters and suppliers that handle substrates converted on high-speed webs: Personal Safety An electrostatic

Spot Less

Published: April 01, 2007, By By Mark Gibis, Doyle Systems

There are several web cleaning technologies available for various converting applications, including static elimination, simple vacuum, multimodal, contact

Shocks Can Be Deadly

Published: February 01, 2007, By By David J. Bentley Jr. Contributing Editor

An earlier column in this space on static elimination resulted in a response from a reader that is very illuminating. Following are summaries of the five main points from that response. This information shared by a reader should scare you.

Static Elimination Revisited

Published: July 10, 2006, By pffc-online.com

The February column on static elimination inspired a reader to share some experiences he had on this "shocking" subject.

What Static Can Do is Shocking

Published: January 31, 2006, By David J. Bentley Jr., Contributing Editor

Why is static electricity a concern to converters of moving webs? It can cause four problems.

Mastering RFID

Published: September 30, 2005, By By Mark Blitshteyn, Ion Industrial

This article analyzes existing ESD control standards and interprets them for RFID label converting. In addition, available static control methods in RFID converting are examined along with a case study for static control on an RFID tag insertion module for a narrow-web press.

Static is Gone, Price is Right

Published: September 30, 2005, By Nsenga Byrd Thompson, Associate Editor

As with any successful operation, there are challenges to meet and overcome. One such challenge Bison Bag has faced over the years is getting static electricity under control on several of its machines, especially some of the older bag machines.

Mastering RFID, Part 2

Published: September 30, 2005, By Mark Blitshteyn, Ion Industrial

This second of a two-part series covers development of an ESD protection program.

The Stats on Static Control

Published: September 30, 2004, By Carrie Cleaveland, Editorial Intern

When I was a kid, my father proved himself a powerful wizard when he magically stuck a balloon to the wall just by rubbing it on his head. Of course,

Zapping Static

Published: April 30, 2004, By Nsenga Byrd Thompson, Associate Editor

Battling static buildup in its slitting process, one nonwovens converter gets results with Simco's static elimination systems.

System Keeps Static Buildup Problems Under Control

Published: March 01, 2000, By Edward Boyle, Contributing Editor

"It's not a good idea to stick your hand in the mouth of a growling dog." Yet, says Dave Shanks, senior process engineer at Avery Dennison's Lowell, IN,

Static electricity can be a very costly problem

Published: September 01, 1998, By Mykytiuk, Andrew

Static electricity is described as a nonflowing electrical charge that builds up on nonconductive or ungrounded conductive materials. The most common

Finding a simple solution to a shocking problem

Published: April 01, 1998, By Mykytiuk, Andrew

Static electricity was causing big problems for Favorite Plastics. The solution - a Tantec system - was only a phone call away.Favorite Plastics, a Brooklyn,

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