8 Ranges
0 - 10g up to 0 - 500g

The Series 125-12 Tension Meters are designed to measure tensile forces in textile threads. They find applications in spinning mills, texturizing operations, research laboratories, weaving mills, knitting mills, yarn spinning plants etc. 

The slim design in addition to the long measuring fingers enables the user to measure at narrow available space and difficult accessible, distant locations. 

Comfortable and safe handling even on measurements in a heat chamber by lever-operated auto-threading function

Features

• Extra-long probes to reach any inconvenient place.
• Small yarn deflection angle for minimum interference to yarn path and twist, low mechanical load to the thread.
• Low friction and low stress for the yarn even at high speeds.
• Robust by effect overload protection (1000% related to the rated load.)
• High measuring precision and long-term stability.
• Special clip type lever for safe and comfortable threading even at high temperatures at the measuring location.
• Ceramic thread guides with a surface which is gentle on the threads.
• High natural frequency for use at line speeds > 7000m/min

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