Web
Tension Meter For Paper Making
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Model 136-2
The 136-2 Hand-Held Tension Meter accurately
measures the running line tensions of dry or wet felts on papermaking
machines. It can also be used for sieves as well as for certain fabric
and woven products. And, because the 136-2 is portable, it can easily be
moved from line to line as needed.
The 136-2 features a spring-loaded handle, which eliminates errors,
caused by uneven pressure applied by operators. It makes taking
measurements as simple as pressing the sensor gently on the web until
the handle reached the mechanical stop. Ball-bearing mounted rollers
support the measurement head at speeds up to 1000 m/min. For higher
speeds, a low friction, ceramic-coated stabilizing plate is offered.
Not only does the 136-2 measure static and dynamic web tensions, but it
also makes it possible to compare the tension in different parts of the
web. The rugged 136-2 is fabricated from Stainless Steel and is
water-resistant and rustproof, ensuring trouble-free use even in wet
environments. The tension value is displayed on either the D485 Digital
Tension Indicator or TM353 Analog model. The indicators can be mounted
together with the sensor or used separately connected with a cable. |

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High overload capacity
Water-resistant design |
Hard Plastic
Carrying Case
We offer an optional rugged plastic carrying case with custom
fitted foam inserts to store, protect and help transport
your 136-2 tension meter. |
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136-2 Tension Meter
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| Accuracy |
±
1.5% Full Scale or better |
| Tension
Ranges (Kg) |
5 daN/cm, 10
daN/cm, 20daN/cm OR
31 pli, 56 pli, 112 pli |
| Overload
Protection |
200%
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TM-353 Tension Indicator |
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Model TM-353 analog tension indicator connects
to all capacitive-based, hand-held tension sensors. It permits the user to
quickly observe the range of tension fluctuations, as well as the frequency
of change by the viewing motion of the sweeping pointer.

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D-485 Tension Indicator |
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The battery-powered D-485
features a digital display
with peak capture, adjustable
averaging and automatic zero.
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