Digital Push Pull Force Gauge, 5N/10N/500N

The digital push pull force gauge is equipped with a clear LCD display, 0-5N/10N/20N/50N/100N/200N/500N optional ranges, 0.001N/0.01N/0.1N high resolution, N/kgf/LBF unit conversion, short circuit, leakage and overload protection, specially designed for push-pull force testing.

*Note: This device does not have the ability to connect to a computer to transfer data or perform other operations.

Features

• Multi-Mode Precision: Handheld push and pull force gauge provides multi-mode precision with 5 testing modes, 3 display modes, and unit conversion (N/kgf/LBF) with gravity adjustment for maximum accuracy.
• Smart and Efficient Operation: It offers smart and efficient operation with peak hold, auto peak, limit setting with buzzer alarm, and data storage for 128 test values. It also features auto power-off to save energy.
• Safe and Convenient Use: The force meter ensures safe and convenient use with a wide 100V–240V power supply with overload protection, universal installation dimensions, and a unique switch contact force testing function for more accurate results.

Basic Information

• Model: ATO-ZP
• Range: 0-5N/10N/20N/50N/100N/200N/500N
• Resolution: 0.001N/0.01N/0.1N
• Accuracy: ±0.5%
• Display Unit: N/kgf/LBF
• Size: 78x32.2x220.5mm
• Operating Temperature: 0-40℃
• Show Update: 10 times/ sec
• Weight: 500g

Specifications

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Applications

ATO digital push and pull force gauge provides reliable load testing solutions and are widely applied across diverse fields, from electronics, textiles, and hardware manufacturing to fire protection, writing instruments, locks, fishing tools, power equipment, and scientific research.

Tips: How to choose the range of digital push pull force gauge?

1. Match Range to Test Force
   Select a force gauge with a capacity about 20–30% higher than your maximum expected load. This prevents overload and prolongs the life of the instrument.
2. Accuracy Consideration
   Force gauges provide the best accuracy when the test force falls within 30–80% of the full scale. If the force is too small compared to the range, measurement precision will decrease.
3. Typical Applications
   0–5N / 10N → light forces, such as buttons, switches, electronic parts.
   20N / 50N / 100N → medium forces, including textiles, locks, small springs, general hardware.
   200N / 500N → heavy loads, e.g., construction hardware, fishing tools, power machinery components.
4. Plan for Flexibility
   If your work involves both light and heavy tests, consider preparing two force gauges—one low-range for precision, and one high-range for durability.