Charging Generators From Haug North America

Charging Device ANT

The Anti-neck-in-triode ANT guarantees the optimal exploitation of the rim of the fusing field and simultaneously serves to suppress the well-known "neck-in effect" in the extrusion of film.

Charging Device ALW

The resistance-coupled charging electrode ALW was created for use with the charging generator AGW. By limiting the current using resistors, the generation of hard sparks can be reliably prevented, thus significantly reducing possible damage to or impairment of electronic machine controls.

Charging Device ALS

The HAUG charging bar ALS is suitable for most applications where material webs are to be fixed relative to each other. The charging bar ALS can be supplied using a HAUG AG-series charging generator. These are optionally available with positive or negatice polarity. The voltage of the charging generator can be steplessly adjusted.

Charging Generator AG SL

The output of the low-priced charging generator AG SL is set by modifying the distance of the electrodes. The AG SL has one high-voltage connection (DC). The output voltage is displayed by means of an analog measuring instrument.

Charging Generator AG 25

The charging generator AG 25 is equipped with one high-voltage connection (DC). The electronic voltage adjustment is stepless, and there is a choice of analog or digital display integrated into the unit for the output voltage. This unit has been tested and proven thousands of times. It is suitable for all common applications.

Charging Generator AG 30

The AG 30 charging generator is a high-voltage unit that is used together with HAUG charging electrodes and a suitable counter-electrode. The charging electrode must be mounted at 10 to 30 mm above the material to be charged, exactly opposite the counter-electrode. When an earthed counter-electrode is used, it must be in contact with the material to be charged.

Charging Generator AG 35

Beside its two high-voltage connections for the charging section, the charging generator AG 35 also offers a discharge section with four high-voltage connections and electronic fault and performance monitor. The electronic voltage adjustment is stepless, and there is an analog voltage output display integrated into the unit.

Charging Generator AG 60

The charging generator AG 60 is a high-voltage generator which is used in combination with HAUG charging electrodes and a suitable counter-electrode. The charging electrode must be attached at a distance of 10–20 mm above the material to be charged, exactly opposite the counter-electrode.

Charging Generator AG 150

The HAUG charging bar ALS is suitable for most applications where material webs are to be fixed to each other. The supply to the charging bar ALS is from the charging generator AG 150 which is available with either positive or negative polarity. The direct voltage output of the charging generator can be set steplessly, and a remote option is also available.

Charging Generator AG AGW / AGW PUR Profibus

HAUG charging systems are intended for the contact-free application of electrostatic charges. These systems are used wherever different materials need to be fixed to one another electrostatically. This electrostatic fixation is intended to support downstream processes such as the film overlap in packaging machines. At least one of these materials must be insulating.

Charging Generator Tristat TR 15 / TR 25

The HAUG charging generators Tristat TR 15 / TR 25 are high-voltage generators developed specifically for the supply of HAUG charging triodes (types ALT, ALM and ANT). The charging triode is placed at a distance of approx. 10–20 mm above the material to be charged, directly opposite the counter-eletrode. The earthed counter-electrode must be in contact with the material to be charged.

Charging Generator Tristat TR 30

The Tristat TR 30 charging generator is a high-voltage generator which was specially developed to feed type ALM triodes. The current threshold of this device can be adjusted. The output voltage can also be controlled. An analog display shows the current and voltage. The device has two high-voltage terminals for the connection of ALM, ALT or ANT charging triodes.

Charging Generator Tristat TR 150

HAUG charging triodes are characterized by a very homogenous field around the charging pins. Due to the special geometry of the charging triode, no spark-over to the counter-electrode can occur. The charging triode can therefore be mounted at a distance of approx. 10–30 mm from the material to be charged. The supply to the charging triodes is from the charging generator TR 150 which is available with either positive or negative polarity.

Charging Generator HW 30

The HW 30 charging generator is a high-voltage unit that is used together with the resistance-coupled HAUG charging electrode ALW and a suitable counter-electrode. The charging electrode must be mounted at 10 to 30 mm above the material to be charged, exactly opposite the counter-electrode.

Charging Generator HW 150

The resistance-coupled charging electrode ALW is particularly recommended for applications where an increased risk of sparking exists which could lead to damage to high-grade surfaces or electronic components. The supply to the resistance-coupled charging electrode ALW is from charging generator HW 150, which is available with either positive negative polarity. The direct voltage output of the charging generator can be set steplessly, and a remote option is also available.