Static Control, Built Around Your Process.
Static affects different industries in different ways. From paint contamination and surface preparation to material handling, film, plastics, and automated production, STATGUN USA solutions are designed around where unwanted static is actually creating problems in your process.
Better Surface Control Before the Paint Goes On.
Unwanted static can attract airborne contamination to vehicle surfaces and create unnecessary challenges during refinishing. STATGUN USA gives technicians a practical way to neutralize static before and during the refinishing process.
- Dust and airborne contamination attracted to panels
- Static buildup during surface preparation
- Increased risk of finish imperfections
- Additional polishing, rework, or cleanup
- Maintaining consistent results inside the paint process
Portable static control can be incorporated into the technician's existing refinishing process — before and during the paint process — without requiring a major change to normal shop workflow.
Pro Stat-Gun
PROPortable static control for appropriate classified paint-area applications.
Pro-Stat Quantum
QUANTUMA usage-based program combining Pro-Stat equipment with repair-order tracking and integrated billing tools for qualifying collision-repair operations.
Want to understand what static may be costing your shop?
Calculate Your ROIStatic Control for Production, Parts, and Material Flow.
Static problems are not limited to paint booths. Manufacturing processes can develop unwanted charge across parts, materials, conveyors, plastics, coatings, and automated production points. The right solution depends on where the charge develops and how the material moves through the process.
Parts & surface treatment
Plastics
Powder coating
Material handling
Conveyors
Automated production
Composites
Packaging
Continuous material flow
Handheld or Integrated?
Handheld Treatment
Suitable when
- An operator needs to treat a specific part or surface
- The application changes throughout the day
- Static problems are concentrated in accessible areas
- A portable tool is more practical than fixed equipment
Built Into the Process
Suitable when
- Material moves continuously through a production line
- Treatment needs to happen automatically
- The static-control point is fixed
- The customer wants the technology incorporated into machinery or a production process
Not sure whether your process needs a handheld or integrated solution?
Use the Solution FinderWhen Static Shows Up Where You Don't Expect It.
Films, plastics, vinyl, printed materials, decals, composites, and specialty surfaces can all develop unwanted static during handling, production, finishing, or installation. STATGUN USA helps businesses evaluate where neutralization can be incorporated into the process.
Static control for film, sheet, roll, and web-style material handling applications.
Potential applications involving vinyl materials, graphics, production, and handling.
Static-control considerations for plastic parts, sheet materials, and production processes.
Applications where unwanted static may affect handling, placement, or contamination.
Static-control opportunities around printed materials and related production processes.
Applications involving composite materials, components, and finishing processes.
Potential static-control points within packaging and material-handling operations.
For applications that do not fit neatly into a standard category.
Not sure if your application fits a standard category? Tell us how your process works and we'll help evaluate where neutralization can be incorporated.
Tell Us About Your ApplicationStatic Control Doesn't Have to Be Handheld.
Some production environments need static neutralization built directly into the process. STATGUN USA can review fixed treatment points, machinery, material paths, conveyors, and other production conditions to determine whether a custom integration should be evaluated.
- Continuous production
- Conveyor systems
- Automated finishing processes
- Fixed treatment points
- Material streams
- Repetitive high-volume applications
- Processes where operator-held treatment is impractical
Photos, drawings, process dimensions, and a short video can help our team understand the application.
Static Problems Don't Always Fit Neatly Into a Category.
Tell us how your process works, where unwanted static is appearing, and what you are trying to improve. We'll help identify the most appropriate starting point.