As soon as the roll-wrapped plastic film starts unwinding in the automatic cutting machine, it begins to charged with static electricity. When the friction on the film rolls is added, causes a high static charge on the film surface in the stacking area.

As soon as the roll-wrapped plastic film in the printing machines starts unwinding, the static charge begins to be charged and when the friction on the film rolls is added, a high static load on the film surface will be observed.

In the slicing machine, while the film is transferred from bigger roll to smaller roll, a static charge is apprearing dur,ng this transaction mainly due to the unwinding and frictions. High static charge will cause dust collection, operatör shockings and inproper winding.

During the dissolving, shaping and cutting processes of the plastic sheet in the thermoforming machine, electrostatic charge is observed on the plate and finished product.

After cutting in bag cutting machines, a static charge is generated in the environment due to friction.

In high-speed cutting operations, the cut film layers are subject to static charge, which is disturbed by friction and heat. The disruptive static charge creates problems in production by causing undesirable conditions such as adhesion and user shocks as the layers become stacked.