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Vielen Dank, das freut uns!

Die Restleitfähigkeit vom Holz reicht für die Ableitung, zumal der, über die Halterung, geerdete metallische Teil des Flaschenöffners relativ weit in den Holzgriff ragt. Wir sprechen hier ja auch nicht von großen Strömen, welche abgeleitet werden müssen sondern von einigen 10 µA. Wichtig ist nur, dass ich der leitfähige Klebstoff und Flock entladen kann. Bei uns Elektrostatikern kommt es nicht auf ein paar Millionen Ohm an 😉. Hinzu kommt, dass in der Praxis in einem befeuchteten Raum beflockt wird und da jede Oberfläche leicht Ableitfähig wird.

​@@SCHNIERElektrostatikvielen Dank:)

Vielen Dank!

vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar. Wir möchten die Videos bewußt "einfach und verständlich" halten. Hätten Sie einen Vorschlag für eine alternative Erklärung? Wir sind für alles offen.

es gibt verschiedene Anbieter. z.B. Oekosolve oder Kutzner&Weber

Wir stellen "nur" die Hochspannung dafür her. Es gibt verschiedene Anbieter von Elektrofiltern. zB. Oekosolve oder auch Kutzner & Weber

🥱good night

Thank you very much!!

bite per mail an mira@schnier.de danke

thank you! Indeed flocking is a very interesting process

Nein, nur Prototypen. Kann Dir aber gerne Kontakte nennen. Bitte per mail an mira@schnier.de

Unfortunately it is no free energy because we need also energy to run the generator.

@SCHNIERElektrostatik true make water power or something though that could be free or wind

Thank you. We hope many people see this and be careful!

thank you for your comment!

Thank you for your comment. In a production environment where flocking is carried out around the clock, we generally recommend suitable protective equipment. We only show the process in a very simplified way in our video. Flock fibers produced using the guillotine process are too big to get into the alveoli. Therefore, breathing protection is not necessarily required. Gloves are even more dangerous when flocking, as the flocker is then no longer earthed and can become charged with the high voltage. The glove acts as an insulator here. Our handles are conductive, as prescribed by the standard. The situation is different when applying adhesive, where it is advisable to wear protective goggles and gloves.

That is not true. The fibres are not small enough to get into the lungs.

When a person inhales air through the nose, the air undergoes a process of cleansing, moisturizing, and temperature adjustment before reaching the lungs. Here's what typically happens to the air when it's inhaled through the nose: Filtration: The nose contains small hairs known as nasal hairs, as well as mucous membranes and mucus. These structures serve to filter out larger particles such as dust, pollen, and dirt from the air before it enters the airways. But are you 100% sure that the flock dust is always that large? Is there a certificate out of a lab for this? I know people who have died of lung cancer due to dust, so I personally play it safe and always use a mask. And I can assure you that using a protective mask doesn't hurt ;-)

@@sniffytube wearing a mask is always better. I am a board member in the Flock Association of Europe and this was discussed years ago. There are also several scientific studies. Important is the production of the flock. There are studies from the 80s or 90s, where workers had problems with their lungs. The reason was that they worked with "bad produced" fibres. They were not cut accurate. So little parts of the fibres broke and got into the lungs. In addition, suction is normally used, which we can't do when filming, otherwise you wouldn't understand anything. But an important point is not to wear gloves at flocking to avoid electric shocks! Our little MINI Flocker works with 70.000 Volts. but with low current!

So your advise is NOT to wear gloves??? This is the safety advise for flocking that I'm aware of: iI is highly recommended to use gloves when working with high voltage, especially when doing flocking, which involves applying small fibers or particles to a surface using an electrostatic charge. Gloves provide insulation and protection against electric shocks, reducing the risk of injury. When working with high voltage, there's always a potential risk of electric shock, which can be dangerous or even fatal. Insulating gloves made specifically for electrical work can help protect you from accidental contact with energized components. Additionally, it's important to follow proper safety procedures and use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) whenever working with high voltage or any potentially hazardous materials or equipment. This includes wearing safety goggles, insulated footwear, and other protective gear as necessary to minimize risks and ensure your safety.

We don't know. They came along our booth and were fascinated of our Singing Tesla Coil.

@@SCHNIERElektrostatik that’s ok!! :D As I said I’m just not that great at recognizing people, so I just thought I’d make a comment just in case anyone who can recognize people a bit better then I can could confirm it or not! :P

Nah, I don't think so. I see the similarities, but they look different enough that it's probably not them.

@@taf0457 yah ok, well as I said before I can be pretty bad at recognizing faces sometimes so… yah. :P Thanks for the input though, I appreciate it! :D

We made this for shows, workshops and fairs. Not for sale. But you can check our website www.schnier-flock.de for other flock equipment.

Thank you very much!!

That is why we do those videos. We want to share our knowledge to get safe electrostatic applications.

did you see the other videos to this topic? E.g. th-cam.com/video/0AIj2TYli-s/w-d-xo.html

Das freut uns!

yes it is. We explain this in this video: th-cam.com/video/KoCWLouXUHc/w-d-xo.html

we show the differences on Min 6:04. The area which is covered with flock is only 10% of the surface and so the colour of the surface "shines" through the fibres. If you use coloured adhesive you can see a big difference. but it is not necesseary to use the exact colour, but the more similar it is the better is the result.

Es war eine rundum gelungene Veranstaltung. Danke an alle Mitwirkenden!

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Polarity doesn't matter. The ion wind with positive polarity is a bit stronger.

Danke für das Lob!

Thank you!

Vielen Dank, wir geben uns Mühe 🙏

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@@SanjayYadav-pj3wv Thank you!

You are welcome

Thank you very much!!

Dankeschön 🤗

Why ? I just want to tell you that i have also made a tesla coil at my home 😅

Cool!!

Lmao, is faradays cage a joke to you? You don’t get any harm by touching it though a chain mail glove connected to ground, for maximum effectiveness' connect your feet to ground, and touch outputs with bare hands😂

@@tinkeringwithhighvoltage Thank you but we do not recommend this.

@@SCHNIERElektrostatik lmao it’s a joke, don’t do it

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@@SCHNIERElektrostatik when will be the next, you will be?

@@SCHNIERElektrostatik thank you, i will visit you

2024

@@SCHNIERElektrostatik ok

Also what kind of music is it playing

Thank you

Insomnia from Faithless

Faithless - Insomnia

Something from Jax Jones ig

we also can do other music

@@SCHNIERElektrostatikthat doesn’t awnser the question. . .

it can play every music we want. we just need a midi file of the track.@@Cane4092

@@SCHNIERElektrostatik Vielen Dank für die ausführliche Auskunft

Danke fürs Feedback!

congrats ;-)

thank you

Please contact Aigle www.aigle.it they make such machines

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we will!

thank you