Tension sensors are primarily used for controlling and adjusting tension levels, playing a crucial role in the production of pharmaceuticals, paper, and roll materials. During sensor installation, careful attention must be paid to certain details to ensure the accuracy of tension detection.

  When installing a tension sensor, pay attention to the following points:
  1. The length of both the screws and bearing housing must be appropriate. Excessive length can prevent the spring from contracting and expanding properly, significantly reducing the accuracy of the sensor's tension detection.
  2. During installation, the tension sensor needs to be secured to its side with screws to improve overall stability. However, the screws used should not be too long, as this can easily damage the internal measuring components and render the sensor inoperable.
  3. The sensor should not be subjected to excessive impact during installation to avoid damaging internal components and rendering the sensor unusable.
  4. After the basic installation is complete, a second inspection should be conducted to check all installation details. If any details are overlooked or any parts of the sensor are damaged, a complete inspection must be performed before putting it into use to ensure proper operation.
  Tension sensors play a crucial role in the production of rolled materials. For users, performing proper sensor maintenance during application can significantly extend the lifespan of the device.