For nearly six decades, Cincinnati-area TAKK Industries has developed and manufactured industrial equipment that eliminates and controls static electricity. Its ionization systems help manufacturers address contamination, production defects and handling problems, with applications ranging from plastic-film winding to ionized-air rinsing for beverage containers. TAKK serves end users and original equipment manufacturers nationally and internationally, backed by trained technicians and application-focused diagnostic support.
ElectroStatics, IncElectroStatics, Inc. is a Hatfield, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for helping industrial customers solve static-related contamination problems. Its engineers develop equipment for manufacturers working with nonconductive materials, tailoring systems when standard solutions do not fit the process.HATFIELD, PA
Simco-IonSince 1936, Simco-Ion has built its name around solving electrostatic problems for manufacturers. The Illinois Tool Works division serves industrial and technology customers worldwide, with particular experience in demanding production environments where static charge can affect quality and yield. Its ISO 9001 registration and manufacturing operations in the United States, Holland, and Japan reflect the company’s long-standing international presence.HATFIELD, PA
Meech InternationalFrom its Witney headquarters, Meech International manufactures industrial systems that control static electricity, clean moving webs and manage air technology. The company has made static-control products since the 1960s and combines in-house manufacturing with a global network of six offices and around 70 distributors. Its web-cleaning systems are used in demanding settings such as medical-supply production, where contamination and static can affect films, packaging and components.AKRON, OH
Polymag® TekFounded in Rochester in 1990 to improve magnetic-tape production, Polymag® Tek now manufactures custom web, sheet and process-roll cleaning systems that remove contamination during manufacturing, along with static-control equipment. The company builds all of its equipment in the United States and has deployed more than 1,500 cleaners worldwide, tailoring systems for tight spaces, OEM integration and aftermarket upgrades. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing team supports customers from contamination diagnosis through installation and ongoing service.ROCHESTER, NY