A charging generator produces the high voltage used to create a controlled static charge in a production process. It operates together with a charging electrode, charging bar or charging pin. It must therefore not be selected in isolation: generator, electrode, material and machine process must form a compatible system.
Controlled static charging can temporarily hold, position, bond or separate materials. Typical applications include holding film and paper, edge pinning, bag production, labelling and IML. The charge should be active only when the process requires it and can subsequently be neutralised with suitable ionising equipment.
CM Tiny is the compact 24 V DC solution for small machines and moving machine parts. CM Lite is a flexible 0–20 kV generator for general industrial tasks. CM5-30 and the new CM5-60 are relevant when the process needs higher voltage, more advanced control or machine integration. CMM IQ Easy is designed specifically for IML applications and should be selected for that purpose.
Tell us which material is to be charged, what the charge must achieve, the material width and speed, the distance to the counter surface and the intended position in the machine. We also clarify polarity, required charging level, control signals, cable routing and whether the charge must be removed later in the process.
The generator should be synchronised with the machine process so that high voltage is active only at the correct time. Installation, guarding, grounding, clearances and maintenance must follow the manual for the specific generator and electrode. We therefore recommend assessing the complete application instead of selecting solely by maximum kV.
Contact us here for help selecting the generator, electrode, polarity, position and machine integration.
⚡ Up to 20 kV
🔌 24 V DC supply
🤖 For robot-arm mounting
✅ Cycle OK signal
📡 Standard or IQ version