Every one of us has seen static electricity. Think about the shock you get when touching your car's door. The most important causes of static electricity are friction, pressure and separation. The sequences of static electricity in the industry can lead to disruptions that slow the production and cost much. In order to keep the process running we have to control or avoid static electricity. Koti's anti-static brushes can help you perfectly.

They are often used in copy machines, cash dispensers, cutting machines, presses, laminating machines and cardboarding.

Our solution

Our goal is to control or avoid static charge. These brushes carry the charge off constantly. Koti has developed several brushes for this matter. They mostly exist out of an aluminium or plastic-conducting core with bundles of very great amounts of carbonfibre, rvs or thunderon inside. The fibres do not always have to touch the product, which causes no wearing or scratches. The charge is carried away non-sparking so the tension can't become too high. In many cases, this is a very simple and interesting price-technical solution.

Is the reason of your static charge non-conducting fibres? Then it is logical to change to brushes with conducting fibres. Therefor we developed Stalon fibre. This fibre avoids static electricity by means of friction while brushing.

Besides removing static electricity, our anti-static conducting brush can also be used for adding a static charge. You can use it when you want materials to stick together for a period. Static electricity is often used in the printing industry to keep magazines together to bend them as a staple; or to keep materials together during the laminating.