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What to do When Your Tension Reading is Not Steady
When your tension reading is not steady, we often recommend switching the controller into manual mode to help diagnose the… Read more »
What is Progressive Gain?
Most people that are tasked with the tuning of controllers are familiar with three terms; Proportional Gain, Integral Gain, and Derivative… Read more »
Can a Tension Control System Pay for Itself Before Installation? Yes.
Can a Tension Control Package Pay for Itself Before You Even Factor in Your Productivity Gains and Process Benefits? Yes…. Read more »
Utilizing the Z4 Data Logger to Troubleshoot Your Application
Montalvo’s new line of Z4 Tension Controllers, designed for Unwind, Intermediate/Nip, and Rewind applications utilizing load cells, a dancer, or… Read more »
A4 Amplifier v1.3 Release
Improved Compatibility and Performance The A4 Digital Amplifier blends performance and convenience in one compact package. Compatible with both semiconductor… Read more »
New Coast Controls Shifting Roll Stand with Tension Control System
Coast Controls Announces Newest Unwind Shifting Roll Stand Featuring Montalvo Tension Controls. April 6, 2016, Sarasota, FL, USA – Coast… Read more »
Dancer or Load Cells – Which Should I Use?
I am frequently asked this question, and my standard answer is that: it depends. It depends upon the type of… Read more »
Guardian Safety Chucks Lowest Total Cost of Ownership
Guardian Safety Chuck Lower Cost of Ownership Saves Money, Saves Time, and Gives You Higher Quality and Performance Montalvo’s Guardian… Read more »
Multiple Webs over a Single Load Cell Roll?
Productivity is always a major point of emphasis, and one that has led some manufacturers to process multiple rolls of… Read more »