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BASELAYR Screen Tension Meter
I was skeptical about buying this at first since it is $400+ but it was much needed! I use it on every screen now to make sure my tension is at least 25N+. Ensuring my tension is good eliminates one more variable in the process and gives me peace of mind heading into production.
Can you really put a price on peace of mind? So glad you agree!
It work! Awesome
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