Shur-Loc EZ Tension System

By Brian Greul on Jan. 09, 2019
Houston United States

$110 plus shipping / packing.

Packing is probably about $15 via the USPS Store. I don't have the right box size for this.

For frames up to 23x31. Bolts to a table approx 3x4. If you are in Houston I also have a table that could go with this for $50 additional.

I exited the screenprinting business and have already sold the frames. They worked great and are very easy to teach people to stretch compared to Newman. A 5 year old could stretch ShurLoc frames if they had the body strength.

These sell for $229.95 plus shipping new.

This is in like new condition. Includes frame hold down with wing nuts, stretching tool and spare stretching mesh in plastic wrap. See manufacture page for more info:
https://www.shurloc.com/product/e-z-tensioning-system-tension-tool/

Please send me a private message if interested.

Screen Printing

There are 12 Comments

Submitted by jashelt2 on Tue, 06/04/2019 - 17:10

Actually, I’d be willing to take it for the asking price. I live in Houston so I can come and pick it up from you.

Submitted by Brian Greul on Wed, 05/29/2019 - 19:48

Meter sold today. Tension system still available.

I've run both Newman and Shur-Loc frames in production and consider the Shur-Loc to be a better option.

Newman is technically superior, but difficult to train people on and expensive in terms of time to maintain. They are also somewhat fragile. Even with a Roller Master table they are difficult to stretch properly and consistently.

Shur-Loc frames can be stretched by a child. Provided that they have the upper body strength to pull the lever, anyone can stretch these. They also have fortified screen edges to resist abrasion. Yes the screens cost money, but they deliver 85 to 90% of the performance of Newman Roller Master Frames at a fraction of the time. They are an F-150 Base solution compared to the Newman being more of a F-150 Raptor solution....

The tension apparatus bolts to a table you supply or make. I made one out of 2x4's and 3/4 Plywood. Rounded off the edges, painted it black with rustoleum and then 3 coats of polyurethane. Looked great and was easy to cleanup and keep clean.

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