Automatic Mesh Stretching Machine in Bangladesh — Pneumatic Tensioning
- Pneumatic clamps deliver precise, repeatable tension across the full frame
- Digital tension readout in N/cm — set a target value and hit it every time
- Handles frames up to 3200mm for large-format work
- Faster per frame than mechanical chain wheel stretching
- Matched tension across a screen set gives reliable multi-color registration
- Programmable tension steps for staged stretching and mesh relaxation
- Local installation, training and service from Prominent Tec
Automatic Stretching Machine Specification
| Model | Specification | Pulling Force | N.W. | Packing Size(mm) |
| HJD-E6 | 1500*3000 mm | 40N | 302 kgs | 3300*1100*650 |
When precision tension is worth the extra cost
Chain wheel stretchers give good, even tension for a modest price. Pneumatic stretchers give precise, measurable, repeatable tension — and for some work that difference matters commercially. Four-color registration depends on every screen in the set being tensioned to the same value; if one screen is looser, its color shifts relative to the others during the squeegee stroke and the registration drifts across the run.
The buyer for a pneumatic stretcher is a workshop doing consistent multi-color work, a label or fine-detail printer where small text and halftones must hold, or a high-volume operation stretching enough frames daily that the time saving alone justifies the machine. For general single and two-color garment work, our Chain Wheel Screen Stretching Machine is the more economical choice.
Applications in Bangladesh
High-volume garment printing operations use automatic stretchers to keep pace with screen demand when running oval or carousel presses. Label and tag printers use them for the fine-mesh screens where tension precision determines whether small text and halftone detail survives. Large-format textile printers use them for oversized frames that are impractical to tension mechanically.
The machine feeds the same screen-preparation workflow as our Automatic Emulsion Coating Machine and Micro-Computer Screen Exposure Machine. Workshops equipping a full screen room for automatic press production typically buy all three together — Prominent Tec can quote them as a set.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a compressor, and what specification?
Yes — the machine runs on compressed air. Required pressure and flow rate are specified with the quotation so you can size a compressor correctly, or confirm that your existing factory air supply is adequate.
What tension should I target for different work?
Standard garment printing sits around 18–25 N/cm. Fine-detail and multi-color registration work runs at the higher end of that range. The digital readout lets you set and verify the exact value rather than judging by feel.
How is this better than the chain wheel stretcher you also sell?
Pneumatic is faster per frame and holds tighter, measurable tolerance — which matters for four-color registration and fine detail. Chain wheel costs less, needs no compressor and suits general single and two-color work. Both stretch evenly; the difference is precision and speed.
Can I stretch a full set of screens to matched tension?
Yes — this is the main reason to buy pneumatic. Set the target N/cm once and every screen in the set comes off at the same value, which is what keeps multi-color registration stable through a run.
What frame sizes does it accept?
Up to 3200mm, covering large-format textile frames. Smaller frames clamp without adjustment. Tell us your typical frame size range at quotation and we will confirm the configuration.
What is the delivery timeline in Bangladesh?
30–45 days from order confirmation to Chittagong port, plus 5–7 days for inland transport, installation, air-line connection and operator training.
