Negative ions are microscopic charged particles with negative charge which are generated when neutral atoms or molecules acquire one or more electrons.
Plasma is one of the four fundamental state of matter. It contains a significant portion of charged particles – ions and/or electrons. The presence of these charged particles is what primarily sets plasma apart from the other fundamental states of matter.
Bipolar ions are generated from bipolar ionization (also called needlepoint bipolar ionization), which is used in HVAC systems or portable air cleaners to generate positively or negatively charged particles.
A negative ion generator is a device that uses high voltage to ionize air molecules. When a negative ion generator is working to generate negative ions, the input AC or DC current will first be raised to AC high voltage and then converted to DC negative high voltage. Through a release tip made of metal or carbon, DC negative high pressure will release a large amount of electrons. These electrons will then be captured by oxygen molecules in the air to form negative ions. Negative ions can absorb small particles in the air because they are negatively charged. Particles will gain weight due to the absorption of negative ions and eventually fall to the ground. Negative ions can also combine with bacteria and lead to a structural change and realize a sterilization effect.
A negative ion generator can be used in home, offices, schools, hospitals, etc.
A plasma generator can raise low voltage to positive and negative high voltage. The high voltage can ionize the air to produce a large number of positive and negative ions. There are usually about 1.5 times as many negative ions as positive ones. In the air, the neutralization of the two types of ions will release energy to sterilize the nearby bacteria. Due to the quantity advantage, excessive negative ions can also achieve the effects of dust removal, smoke elimination, odor elimination, and improve air quality.
A plasma ion generator can be used in hospitals, pharmaceutical factories, schools, airports, conference rooms, etc.
Both carbon brushes and stainless steel needles are commonly used in the production of ion generators. Compared with these two choices, carbon brushes are more impact-resistant and less prone to passivation. Ion generators with carbon brushes can produce a constant and reliable density of negative ions and bipolar ions. Stainless steel needles can achieve a more concentrated transmission of ions, and avoid the accumulation of fine dust from the air.
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Yes, we have a factory located in Tianchang City, Anhui Province, China.
Yes, we support OEM. Please consult our customer service for the costs involved in product customization.
The customizable parts of our ion generators include:
Line length
Stripped heads
Wire gauge
Load (carbon brush or steel needles)
Terminals
Brackets
The lead time may differ from one order to another. The delivery time will be decided according to the quantity of products included in an order. For details, please consult our customer service.
All of our products will be thoroughly tested before the delivery. They will be tested for optimal usage and conservation conditions to provide the best performa. The test includes the following 3 steps:
1. Components income check
Upon entering the factory, all components (e.g. transformers, carbon brushes, needles, high Voltage diodes) will be tested according to AQL Major 1.0/Minor 2.5.
2. Input process check
After the production is finished on the production line, more tests will be conducted on both their appearances and their functions.
3. Finish pack check
All of our ionizers will be subjected to an ion concentration test by a concentration tester and an output voltage test by a high voltage probe. Once finished, they can be put into bags for shipment.