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Equipment for your production line

Static Control Equipment & Surface Cleaning

Ionizing bars, ionizing air blowers, and board, sheet and film cleaning machines for static neutralization and surface particle removal.

Film & Packaging · Electronics · PCB & Display

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Manufactured in Dongguan, ChinaSelected around your process

20+ Years Industry Experience

Expertise in static control & web cleaning

1,000+ Customers Served

Trusted by industrial customers worldwide

10+ Countries Global Reach

Products supplied across international markets

20+ Patents & IP

Independent R&D and patented technologies

100% Quality Inspection

Every unit tested before shipment

Our equipment

Common Static Control & Web Cleaning Problems

Find practical guidance on film dust removal, static charge, ESD and sheet handling, with links to relevant equipment and testing methods.

Why Does Dust Return After Film Cleaning?

Electrostatic attraction can pull airborne particles back onto film or sheets after web cleaning. Pair suitable ionization with particle removal and collection, then review downstream rollers and handling to identify where the surface may pick up charge or contamination again.

Web Cleaning & Dust Removal

Can Static Make Plastic Film Stick?

Static charge can make film cling to rollers or cause sheets to stick together, disrupting feeding and alignment. Check charge alongside web tension and mechanical settings, then assess an ionizing bar at the unwind, separation point or infeed.

Anti Static Bars for Film Lines

Why Do Operators Get Static Shocks?

Charge can build up on materials, people or isolated equipment and discharge when they touch. Review personnel and equipment grounding under your site procedures, then assess suitable ionization for insulating materials at the handling point.

Static Shock Prevention Guide

How Can ESD Damage PCB Components?

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage sensitive PCB components during handling, placement or assembly, and some damage may not be immediately detected. Review grounding, packaging and material transfer, then assess ionization as part of the full ESD control process.

ESD Ionizers & Air Blowers

Can Static Disrupt Sheet Stacking?

Static attraction and repulsion can affect how sheets separate and settle, contributing to uneven piles or double-feeding. Review guides and feed settings alongside charge measurements, then assess ionization where sheets leave the conveyor or enter the stacker.

Ionizing Bars for Sheet Handling

How Do You Check Static Neutralization?

Compare material surface voltage readings before and after treatment using the same instrument position and production conditions. Test ionizer decay time and ion balance separately, then check the actual cleanliness or handling result against the requirements of your process.

How to Test an Ionizing Bar

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Equipment in context

Applications & Production Processes

Start with your material and see where static control and cleaning fit.

Film & Converting

Assess static charge along film unwinding, roller contact and rewinding. Select ionizing bar length and placement around the material width, line speed and handling path.

Unwind · Infeed · Rewind

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Electronics & SMT

Assess local ionization for component handling and assembly, alongside grounding and other ESD controls. Review bar or blower placement, working distance and operating conditions.

Handling · Placement · Assembly

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PCB, FPC & Display

Review particle removal and static control for PCB, FPC and display materials. Confirm cleaning compatibility, material support and downstream handling before selecting the equipment.

Cleaning · Transfer · Charge checks

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Application support

From Your Process to the Right Setup

A practical conversation about the equipment, installation and checks your production line needs.

01Understand

Start with Your Material

Share the material, working width, line speed and the problem you see. Include existing charge measurements when available.
Material · Process · Observed problem
02Select

Choose & Size the Equipment

Review a bar, blower or cleaning system for the task. ST-G lengths can be specified from 300 mm to 3 m, with dimensions confirmed in the drawing.
Product type · Length · Configuration
03Integrate

Plan the Installation

Discuss the mounting gap, available space, power connection and material path. Leave access for emitter cleaning and inspection.
Mounting · Connections · Access
04Maintain

Maintain & Recheck

Confirm cleaning and inspection guidance for your model. Use the checks appropriate to your equipment, and compare material readings under consistent conditions.
Cleaning · Inspection · Measurement

Start with a description of your line and the issue you want to address. Standard configurations typically ship within 3–10 days; made-to-length builds are dated with the quotation.

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Practical reading for your production line

Insights & Guides

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ST-G ionizing bar and ionization illustration

Static control basics

What Is an Ionizing Bar?

Understand ionization, working distance and the role of charge measurement.

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Static control

How to Prevent Static in Industry

Practical steps for grounding, ionization and checking static charge.

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Surface cleaning

What Is Web Cleaning?

Start with the substrate, contamination and material path.

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Our company

About Shidike

Shidike is a Dongguan-based manufacturer specializing in industrial static control and surface cleaning. Our core products include ionizing bars, ionizing air blowers and surface cleaning machines for industrial production lines.

Our experience in static control and industrial cleaning spans more than 20 years, built on the technical expertise and manufacturing know-how developed through our predecessor businesses. Today, Shidike continues this experience with independently developed equipment for modern manufacturing applications.

Design, assembly and testing are carried out in-house. From product selection and custom dimensions to mounting and control requirements, customers work directly with the team responsible for building and testing their equipment.

2013Shidike established

50 peopleDesign, assembly & testing in Dongguan

5 granted patentsCleaning & dust-removal equipment

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