NRD, LLC / 2937 Alt Boulevard / Grand Island, NY 14072
PHONE 716 773 7634 / FAX 716 773 7744 / EMAIL sales@nrdllc.com / WEB www.nrdllc.com
NRD Asia Pte. Ltd
PHONE +65 6679 1707 / EMAIL sales@NRDasia.com / WEB www.nrdllc.com
INST2001 – 12/22
Please keep this document in a convenient place to refer to as a guide
Maintenance
•Maintenance is not required except that the
Nuclestat®
must be kept clean by blowing
dry, filtered, compressed air over its
surface.
Calibration is not required.
•To ensure maximum static removal
efficiency, the Nuclestat®
an
nually regardless of use. The
replacement date is one year after the date
manufactured (printed on each Nuclestat®
).
NRD will remind customers of the
replacement date.
This family of ionizers neutralizes the high
static charges developed in materials being
processed by providing ionized air to them.
Remove the protective cover shield by
sliding it off either end.
Determine a mounting location that will
satisfy the following requirements:
A)
The ionizer will face the side of the
material that is statically charged.
B) The ionizer
will be positioned after the
point where static is developed, e.g.,
after the last static generating roller or
friction point.
C)
The distance between the ionizer (i.e.,
Nuclestat®
grid or Induction Bar
brushes or points) and the charged
material will be 2pprox.. 1-1/8”(3 cm).
D)
No part of the ionizer will contact the
charged material during normal process
operations.
E) If the Model P-2001-
I is to be installed,
the processed material must pass by the
Induction Brushes without contact.
F)
If installing more than one ionizer for a
single application, the ionizers will not
be positioned directly opposite each
other on both sides of the material being
processed.
Mount the ionizer to a rigid structure in the
selected location. Attachment hardware
(two #8-
32 socket head cap screws) is
provided.
Ground the ionizer by attaching the eyelet at
the free end of the grounding strap to ground
potential. (Attachment hardware is not
provided). Ensure that the process
machinery is also grounded. Verify that the
ionizer and machinery are grounded by
having them checked by a qualified
electrician.
The ionizer is now ready for use.
