Simco-ION HE Static Control Nozzle

Simco-ION HE Static Control Nozzle

 

 

 

 

Specifications:

Line Voltage Requirements	120 V, 60 Hz   230 V, 50 Hz
Size (Individual Nozzle)	2 1/32 inches long by 15/32 inches diameter
Maximum Air Pressure (clean, dry air)	100 psi maximum
Air Flow (at 30 psi)	2.8 SCFM
Air Supply Connection	1/8-inch NPT on nozzle
Working Distance from substrate	Up to 6 inches
Operating Temperature Limit	150° F (66° C)
Static Charge Discharge Time	0.5 seconds at 6 inches at 30 psi (5000 V to 500 V)

You must order a power supply to power the nozzles if you do not already have one. We recommend the following models for the HE Nozzle: Power Supply Part Number D167Q Power Supply – 120V, 60 Hz, 7 kV, 3mA max, 2 output IPD0200 D257Q Power Supply – 230V, 50/60 Hz, 7 kV, 3mA max, 2 output IPD0220

Design Your HE Nozzle:

It’s easy to order HE nozzles to fit your requirements.

First, decide if you want 10′, 20′, or 30′ cable on the end nozzle (the end nozzle is what you use for single nozzle applications, or it is the last nozzle of a series of nozzles on one cable).

Next, decide how many, if any, “cable-thru” nozzles you want to attach to the end nozzle selected in Step 1 (cable-thru nozzles do not come with a high voltage cable, but easily clip onto the end nozzle’s cable, giving you nozzles in a series.)

Finally, decide if you want stopcocks (on/off valves to control airflow) on the individual nozzles.

Then E-mail us or call C.C. Steven at 805-658-0207and we’ll get them to you!

Check our Demonstrator Page for super deals (50% or more off list) on demonstrator units we may have available.

 

 

 

DOWNLOADS:

HE & HS Nozzle Datasheet

HE Nozzle User Manual

 

 

 

 

Please call us for pricing information or any application questions you may have.

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