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    The document provides recommendations for product tensions across different levels for a stretching equipment. It lists the recommended tensions in pounds for 16 products across 3 levels. It also describes the stretching equipment, operator experience, off contact, and frame strength for each of the 3 levels. Level I is for beginners with less durable frames. Level II has roller frames and draw bars for advanced operators with lower off contact. Level III has independent pneumatic clamps for experts with the lowest off contact and most durable frames.

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    The document provides recommendations for product tensions across different levels for a stretching equipment. It lists the recommended tensions in pounds for 16 products across 3 levels. It also describes the stretching equipment, operator experience, off contact, and frame strength for each of the 3 levels. Level I is for beginners with less durable frames. Level II has roller frames and draw bars for advanced operators with lower off contact. Level III has independent pneumatic clamps for experts with the lowest off contact and most durable frames.

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    Tabla para Tensar

    Uploaded by

    Saul Castillo
    The document provides recommendations for product tensions across different levels for a stretching equipment. It lists the recommended tensions in pounds for 16 products across 3 levels. It also describes the stretching equipment, operator experience, off contact, and frame strength for each of the 3 levels. Level I is for beginners with less durable frames. Level II has roller frames and draw bars for advanced operators with lower off contact. Level III has independent pneumatic clamps for experts with the lowest off contact and most durable frames.

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    Product Tensions
    Description
    I II III
    83-100 20 30 36
    85-100 20 30 36
    92-90 19 29 35
    110-80 29 38 46
    123-70 21 29 33
    131-70 23 31 35
    137-64 23 31 38
    156-64 27 35 43
    175-55 22 28 34
    180-55 23 30 36
    195-48 18 23 29
    195-55 24 32 39
    230-48 22 30 36
    255-40 18 23 29
    280-40 19 24 30
    305-34 14 19 23
    305-40 21 27 33

    Stretching Equipment Operator Experience Off Contact Frame Strength

    Level I Less than State-of-the-Art Beginner Low Not as Durable

    Level II Roller Frames Draw Bar Advanced Lower Durable

    Level III Independent Pneumatic Expert Lowest Very Durable


    Clamps

    Diagram 1: Step 1 Diagram 2: Step 4


    Side C Side C
    Side A

    Side A

    Side D Side D

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