YUCHENGTECH Ionizing Air Blower Anti Static Ionizer ESD Ionizer Fan Desktop Static Eliminator Fan Anti Static Fan for Static Remover 110V-120V

This thing is awesome. I'm an automotive painter. This has saved me many times when the air is super dry and static electricity is messing up my paint application process.I do small area blends, before I paint I let this thing blow some magic on the surface and voila! No more static over spray sticking to my surface. If I need to use the tack clothe before next coat I just use it again before final coating.I love it.Now I just need a huge one for the entire paint booth! Lol.

I got this to use with my record player rather than the typical manual ion gun type of product. This did not cost much more, and is a lot more robust. Even records with extreme levels of static will be neutralized in a matter of a few seconds. This is not the best solution for some people, but it gets the job done, and seems to put out a fair amount of ions.This loses a star because there is no separate control for the level of ion output separate from the fan (it is unknown if the fan speed also controls the level of ion output), and because the brush to clean the ionization spikes does not contact all of the spikes.PROSSeems to put out a lot of ionsFan speed control is nice. Especially to turn down the fan to the lowest setting while playing musicAppears to be well built and robustThe mounting bracket gives placement optionsBrush to clean the tips of the ion spikesCONSThere is no separate control for the level of ion outputThe brush on my unit does not contact all of the ionization spikes to clean them

The quality of this ionizer is surprising. Very heavy, metal construction, very well built. Definitely a piece of industrial equipment. There is a way to test if an ionizer is working correctly: pull a very long piece of scotch tape off the roll. You'll notice it is very staticy - it tends to want to cling to your arm. Pass that piece of tape through the stream of the ionizer. It should only take a second. You should notice the tape no longer has any tendency to cling this way or that. This ionizer passes that test, so I know it's working. Overall very satisfied.

I’ve used similar products for electronics work but I primarily use this ionizing fan for my vinyl record collection and use at home. I wanted something that was more permanent than a zerostat and honestly, I couldn’t be happier. Living in a very dry state, static is a huge problem.I typically turn the air blower on and put a record in front for a few seconds on each side. I notice a pretty significant difference in static noise and popping while playing. Let me preface this, not all noise is static while playing a record. Overall there is a decrease is noise so I consider this a win.The fan can get pretty loud when on full blast but that’s not an issue for me since I have this thing on for maybe a min or two at a time. It’s a fairly large fan (lighter for scale) but fits on a bench top just fine.

works as advertised !

I was very skeptical of this technology, having never seen it in action. After setting this up I did many non-scientific tests with bits of Styrofoam to get some idea of how well it works, and I can testify that it does indeed eliminate static charge! Really amazing, I feel a lot better about ESD safety when working on sensitive components now.

If you are planning to put this near your turntable, save your money! The ESD portion of this fan is WEAK!

I have a work bench in home and static can be very annoying and some case could be dangerous. I tried antistatic floor and desk mats, grounding the workbench and even tried wrist bans but nothing helped until now.This works great, my only complaint is it's noisy, I think the fan could be improved on by using a ball bearing fan.