StatGun USA

Static is invisible.
The results aren’t.

Electrostatic neutralization for cleaner finishes, more controlled surface conditions, and more consistent refinishing.

Watch STATGUN in action↓

A charge builds quietly through every step of preparation.

Diagram: static attracts contamination, STATGUN neutralizes the charge, materials behave consistently, resulting in a predictable quality finish, plus benefits of less contamination, more consistent material behavior, less correction, and better process control

Balanced ions. A neutral surface.

STATGUN emits a balanced flow of positive and negative ions. Those ions interact with excess electrical charge on the surface until the charge is neutralized, reducing the electrostatic attraction that can pull airborne particles toward the workpiece.

Technical diagram showing ion flow, charged surface, neutralization, and neutral surface

The same surface, two different conditions.

Charged Surface

Without Neutralization

  • Dust and fibers can be attracted toward the workpiece.
  • Static can influence particle orientation and material behavior.
  • Additional contamination can lead to more correction and rework.
Neutralized Surface

After Neutralization

  • Electrostatic attraction is reduced.
  • Loose contamination is easier to remove instead of being pulled back toward the surface.
  • Materials can behave more predictably during application.

Operated like a spray gun.

A methodical pass across the surface is all that is required between process steps.

  1. 01
    Connect clean compressed air
  2. 02
    Aim toward the surface
  3. 03
    Activate the STATGUN
  4. 04
    Move methodically across the area
  5. 05
    Treat adjacent materials when necessary
  6. 06
    Proceed with the next process step
STATGUN in use

Watch STATGUN work in real conditions.

Take Static Out of the Process.

See what electrostatic neutralization can do in your application.

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