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Product catalog summary

Overview: The 4200 Single Point Ionised Air Nozzle is a high-performance static eliminator designed to neutralize static charges and remove dust from smaller objects. It transports ionized air at high speed towards the object, effectively eliminating static charges and allowing dust to be blown off.

Key Features:

Optimized design for maximum static neutralization and blow-off power with minimal air consumption and noise.
Air nozzle acts as an airflow amplifier, magnifying compressed air up to 20 times for economical and quiet operation.
Adjustable air pressure from 1 Bar for gentle airflow to 7 Bar for removing stubborn dust, with noise levels under 68 dBA at 4 Bar.
Encapsulated critical parts for long life and reliability; all parts are replaceable if damaged.
Compact and easy to install with a standard 1/4” air connection.
Shockless operation, meeting OSHA and other safety standards.

Construction: Made with a stainless steel body, PTFE, and nylon, featuring a stainless steel bracket and anodized aluminum air nozzle.

Cable: Hi-Flex 30 kV screened cable with a 70 mm bend radius, standard length of 2 m, with longer lengths available upon request.

Air Consumption: Regulated from 1 Bar to 7 Bar, requiring clean and dry air.

Environmental Conditions: Maximum operating temperature of 60º C and 70% relative humidity (non-condensing).

Safety: 100 MOhm resistance ensures shockless operation, compliant with safety standards.

Power Unit Compatibility: Compatible with Fraser 5.5 kV and 6 kV Power Units.

Air Consumption and Thrust:

3 Bar: 168 lit/min, 1.2 N thrust
4 Bar: 196 lit/min, 1.6 N thrust
5 Bar: 224 lit/min, 1.9 N thrust
6 Bar: 248 lit/min, 2.3 N thrust
7 Bar: 270 lit/min, 2.7 N thrust

Operating Distance: Typical operating distance is 100 mm with a pressure of 5 Bar, covering a width of 100 mm.

Catalog excerpts

High performance static eliminator suitable for neutralising the static charge and removing dust on smaller objects. The 4200 Single Point transports ionised air at high speed towards the object. The ionisation kills the static charge allowing the dust to be blown off by the fast-moving air. > Design optimised for maximum static neutralisation and blow-off power, with minimum air consumption and noise. > The air nozzle is an airflow amplifier which magnifies the compressed air by a factor of up to 20 for economical and quiet operation. Air pressure can be adjusted from 1 Bar for gentle ionised airflow to 7 Bar for removing stubborn dust. At 4 Bar pressure the noise level is under 68 dBA. > All critical parts are encapsulated for a long life and market-leading reliability. All parts may be replaced if damaged. > Compact and easy to install with standard 1/4" air connection. > Completely shockless in operation. Specification Construction: Stainless steel body with PTFE and nylon. Stainless Steel bracket with anodised aluminium air nozzle. Hi-Flex 30 kV screened cable with 70 mm bend radius. Standard length is 2 m - longer lengths can be specified at time of order (subject to maximum load on power unit). Regulate down to required pressure. From 1 Bar to 7 Bar. Air must be clean and dry. Environment: 60° C max. 70% rH non-condensing max. Safety: 100 MOhm resistance for shockless operation. The system is shockless and meets OSHA and other standards as the nozzle cannot be dead-ended. Power Unit: Use with Fraser 5.5 kV and 6 kV Power Units. See Datasheets. Scotts Business Park, Bampton, Devon, GB, EX16 9DN T + 44 (0) 1398 331114 F + 44 (0) 1398 331411 E [email protected] W www.fraser-antistatic.com © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2015

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Typical operating distance is 100 mm with a pressure of 5 Bar. At 100 mm the air covers 100mm width. Scotts Business Park, Bampton, Devon, GB, EX16 9DN T + 44 (0) 1398 331114 F + 44 (0) 1398 331411 E [email protected] W www.fraser-antistatic.com © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2015

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