Milty - Zerostat Anti-Static Charge Remover for Records and Surfaces

This small device known as the Zerostat Anti-Static Gun is an anti-static "generator" that has numerous applications in any microscope. Simply trigger the trigger of the Zerostat gun and an ion discharge is released. The generation of ions comes from two piezoelectric crystals and a patented compression trigger. Each Zerostat unit has two working cycles: when the trigger is triggered, positive ions are generated, and when the trigger is released, negative ions flow. This means that it is possible to induce a charge on a neutral surface with Zerostat. Every time the trigger is triggered, a discharge of 1.5 coulomb is generated. What is their duration? One can reasonably expect a number of 10,000 "drive cycles" over the life of the Zerostat pistol, although it usually takes longer, sometimes up to 50,000 triggers "shots". The Zerostat gun does not require batteries or a connection to the electricity, nor does it have radioactive components. How much does it weigh? The net weight of the Zerostat gun is 135 g Please note: Do not touch the discharge pin at the tip of the zerostat gun, there will be an electrical discharge.