The var kanta is a textile measure: a folding metal rule used in cloth shops and textile units to measure the length of fabric. HSCo makes it in iron and in brass, with an anti-corrosive layer so the measure does not stain or damage the cloth laid against it, and heavy riveting at the joint for years of daily use.
Why shops choose it
- Kind to costly fabric. The anti-corrosive layer keeps rust off the measure, so it does not mark silk, cotton or suiting.
- Built for the counter. Robust construction and heavy riveting keep the joint firm through thousands of measurements.
- Your choice of metal. Brass for a traditional counter measure; iron for heavy everyday use.
- Durable finish. A finish made to standard wears slowly under constant handling.
Specifications
| Product | Textile measure (var kanta) |
|---|---|
| Use | Measuring the length of cloth |
| Material | Iron or brass |
| Protection | Anti-corrosive layer |
| Construction | Robust, with heavy riveting |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Where it is used
Cloth shops, wholesale textile markets, tailoring units and textile mills, wherever fabric is sold or cut by length.
Questions buyers ask
What is a var kanta used for?
For measuring the length of cloth in textile shops and units.
Which materials are available?
Iron and brass.
Will it stain the fabric?
It has an anti-corrosive layer to keep rust off, so the fabric is not spoiled.
How do I order?
It is sold on quotation. Tell us the material, the size you need and the quantity.
Order or ask for a quotation
Call or WhatsApp +91-7045922250 or email hsc@hindustanscale.com with the material (iron or brass), the length you need and the quantity. Hindustan Scale Company, Mumbai, since 1955.
