Koganei DTRY-ELB01 Blow Type Ionizer 1-Head Static Eliminator 13" Nozzle 24VDC

Koganei DTRY-ELB01 Blow Type Ionizer 1-Head Static Eliminator 13" Nozzle 24VDC

The Koganei DTRY-ELB01 is a single-head blow type ionizer designed to neutralize static electricity on surfaces and components in ESD-sensitive manufacturing environments. It combines an ionizing head with a long-reach nozzle rod, directing ionized air precisely at target areas via compressed air flow. Operating on 24VDC at 0.1A, the unit is compatible with standard DC control systems and features two panel-mounted indicator LEDs for operational status monitoring.

Specifications & What's Included

• Manufacturer: Koganei
• Model: DTRY-ELB01
• Type: Blow Type Ionizer (Static Eliminator)
• Number of Heads: 1
• Nozzle Rod Length: approximately 13 inches
• Input Voltage: 24 VDC
• Current Rating: 0.1 A
• Ionization Method: Compressed air blow type
• Pneumatic Connection: Push-in fitting (visible on rear)
• Indicator LEDs: Green and red (visible on body)
• Country of Manufacture: Japan
• Includes: Ionizer body with 13" nozzle rod, conical nozzle tip, and attached lead wire

Applications

Blow type ionizers like the Koganei DTRY-ELB01 are standard tools in clean room and ESD-controlled manufacturing environments, particularly in semiconductor fabrication, flat panel display production, electronics assembly, and precision optics manufacturing. They work by directing a stream of ionized air — generated by a high-voltage corona discharge element within the head — at surfaces, components, or materials where static charge has accumulated, neutralizing that charge before it can attract contaminants or damage sensitive components. The long nozzle rod allows the ionizer to reach into tight spaces, enclosures, or conveyor systems where a bulky head-only unit could not. Koganei is a well-regarded Japanese manufacturer of pneumatic and clean room automation components, and their DTRY-series ionizers are used in automated production lines across the electronics and semiconductor industries. These units are typically mounted near pick-and-place stations, wafer handlers, PCB assembly lines, and other points where electrostatic discharge poses a risk to product quality or yield.