Ryonet Tension Meter for Screen Printing Mesh Tension

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Ever wonder the exact tension of your mesh? 95% of printing issues directly relate to the tension of the mesh. Take out the guessing with the Ryonet Tension Meter by Shur-loc. The bi-directional Ryonet Tension Meter is the perfect compliment to anyone using mesh panels or traditional fabric stretching.
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[@Ryonet]

Thanks for the comment. If you stretch your own screens it's essential to make sure your tension is even across the screen. If you don't stretch your own screens then there's no need to buy this.

[@Ryonet]

Our whole team LOVED them. Thanks for sending.

[@Ryonet]

thanks for commenting

[@realthread]

Thanks for rocking the shirt guys!

[@gastonjorquera3442]

Hi, quick question, I can see that the dial in this video barely moves when the fabric is loose. Comparing it to a more tense fabric (ruclips.net/video/r0ElFqZoV90/видео.html) the dial goes several times around. How can I know if the fabric is tense enough for the tense meter to work? How should I read the fact that the dial pass one or more times over the zero? Thanks!

[@Ryonet]

Yes. As long as the pin passes 0 twice then you will be fine in terms of tension.

[@Inspiration23-CLN92]

I am also used tensometer, but some accuracy problem occur,
dial not working properly plz suggest me how to calibrate

[@Ryonet]

Hey there! The video actually goes over the calibration of our tension meter :)

[@customprint7436]

thanks ryonet team sweet

[@rohityadav-ss1tl]

sir what's the weight of this tension meter?

[@tamermursy9774]

Hi sir i like ur vedios
Now we are heat transfer label printing & i have one problem when i print label with back ground. The two color is not coming perfect & i think the reason is the screen stretching with out tension meter & i'm thinking to buy tension meter is it can solve the problem??
& also most of my mesh is 100/CM2 my question is there any different to set the tension on mesh100/CM2 & set it on mesh 70/CM??
Thanks you for ur help in advace

[@Ryonet]

Tamer Mursy You are probably right on your first question, I am not quite sure I follow the second question.

[@tamermursy9774]

thank you for your feedback & if you get any information about the my second question please let me know ur advise. Ur help is appreciated

[@Ryonet]

of course!

[@trevorallen-george2868]

Why should I buy this